LangolingIn the pool
For individuals planning to spend time in Japan's many beautiful pools and hot springs (onsen), learning basic Japanese phrases can greatly enhance their experience. Whether it’s ordering a drink or asking for directions to the nearest lounge chair, having a phrase book will ensure smooth communication and help them feel more at ease in the local environment.
Additionally, knowing some Japanese helps when interacting with staff at pools and spas, especially during peak times when busy environments can make verbal communication even more essential. This proficiency not only aids in practical matters but also adds to a deeper appreciation of the cultural nuances and traditions associated with Japan's water-based relaxation spaces.
I'm going to the pool.
私はプールにいきます。
The water is nice and warm today.
今天的水非常温暖。
How deep is this part of the pool?
このプールの部分はどのくらい深さがありますか？
Can you recommend a good place for swimming?
Swimmingに良い場所をおすすめできますか。
Is it okay if I jump in here?
はい、入ってくださいokayですか？
Do you have any floaties available?
Floaties が用意されていますか？
What's the best way to cool off?
What's the best way to cool off?
Is there a shaded area near the pool?
プールの近くに陰があるですか？
How long does it take to get into the pool?
プールに入るのはどのくらいかかりますか？
Can I use your towels while I wait?
Can我-use-your-towels-while-I-wait?
Is this pool good for kids?
このプールは子供向け好吗？
Do you have any water toys available?
水の玩具はありますか？
The chlorine smell is pretty strong today.
今天的氯气味相当浓。
Are there any currents in this part of the pool?
このプールのこの部分に流れる水流はありますか？
I need a break, can we sit by the pool?
私は休憩が必要です。池の近くに座れますか？
What's your favorite way to swim?
あなたの好きな泳ぐ方法は何か？
Is this the main or hot tub pool?
これはメインプール還是温水プールですか？
Do you have any water slides nearby?
近くに waterslide はありますか？
How often do you clean this pool?
このプールをどれくらいの頻度で掃除しますか？