How to learn japanese words for traveling by Ram Kesarwani
Most people know Japan for extravagantly made-up actors twirling umbrellas, elegant kimono-clad ladies and cherry blossomed temples. Well, even though Japan has come a long way in terms of global impact and development, the essence of its culture still remains intact in many parts of the country. And, till date, people from across the world are drawn towards the exotic tradition and charm that this country offers. Being one of the most popular tourist destinations, Japan is a paradise for globe-trotters. While it may be an experience of a lifetime for people who visit Japan in order to enlighten themselves through the study of its power-packed history and traditional arts, just a nibble at this great cornucopia of culture will be more than enough for the rest of us.
So, in that case, traveling to Japan would be an idea worth considering without a doubt. Then again, a little effort is required on that front as well. Most of us have heard about the famous Japanese food and the popular cuisines like sushi, tempura, yakitori etc. but have you ever wondered if you happened to be dining at a restaurant in Japan, how are you going to place an order for these or strike any sort of conversation with anyone, for that matter? An instant answer to this would be- in English. Agreed!! But what if the other person isn't aware of any other language apart from Japanese? Well, something like this is bound to happen if you travel to a different country totally unprepared. This is why learning a little bit of Japanese becomes essential for anyone planning a trip to Japan- be it for pleasure or for business purposes. It will save you the frustration of not being able to ask the most basic directions to where you're going or the effort when you want to be polite but not even know the word for 'please'. When dealing with learning something new, the first thing that crosses our minds is a medium called internet. It is flooded with websites ready to train you in Japanese at your beck and call. Some of the websites that offer this service are- japaneselifestyle.com, yookoso.com, japan-guide.com, rocketlanguages.com. Apart from these, there are several dictionaries available in the market that can help you in learning Japanese phrases and words.
The idea is to learn a few essential words and phrases in Japanese that would help you to sail through your journey without causing any trouble regarding miscommunication. It isn't necessary to have a master's degree in the language of the country you are visiting but having a decent knowledge often works wonders since many Japanese do not speak English at all, and those who do are often not all that fluent. This gives the foreigner who speaks Japanese immense advantage when dealing with the Japanese, both for business and tourism in Japan.
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Article written by Mr. Ram Kesarwani, Director of Translation India - Translation agency also offers Japanese translation from India.
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