The things I need and don't need
When traveling to Japan for work or study, having a phrase book of essential Japanese words and phrases can significantly enhance your communication. Whether you're ordering food at a restaurant or asking directions in a bustling Tokyo station, knowing common expressions like greetings, numbers, and frequently used phrases will make interactions smoother and more natural.
For individuals who need to navigate everyday life in Japan but don't require extensive language skills, a phrase book is an ideal tool. It allows you to focus on the things you need—like asking about hours of operation, understanding menus, or finding local attractions—and leaves out the complexities that might not be necessary for your current needs. Whether you're attending a business meeting in Osaka or enjoying a day out in Kyoto, having a phrase book ensures you can handle most situations with confidence and ease.
I need a pen.
私はペンが必要です。
I don't need an umbrella.
私は雨用の傘は必要ありません。
Do you have any paper?
紙がありますか?
Can I have some water?
WATER を飲んでいただけますか?
I don't want another cup of tea.
もう茶碗をす poate。
Could you give me a pencil?
あなたに鉛筆を貸していただけませんか?
I need more coffee, please.
私はもう少しコーヒーが必要です。
I don't need salt on my food.
私は食事に塩をかけisexいません。
Do you have a ruler?
あなたには rulers がありますか?
I don't need a spoon.
私はスプーンが必要ありません。
Can I use your dictionary?
私は辞書を借りることができますか?
I need some sugar for the cake.
私はケーキ用に砂糖が必要です。
You can take this pen.
あなたにはこのペンをいただけます。
No, I don't need another chair.
いいえ、もう1つの椅子は必要ありません。
Do you have any glue?
あなたに胶着剤はありますか?
I don't want another slice of bread.
私はもう1切れのパンを食べ不想見。
Can you pass me a marker?
Can you pass me a marker?
I need more ink in my fountain pen.
私は fountain pen のインクが足りません。
I don't need a new shirt.
私は新しいシャツは必要ありません。
Could you bring me some erasers?
あなたにeraserを持ってcomingよ。