Podcast 09: How to order Sushi at a Japanese Restaurant

Learn Japanese Pod

Alex Brooke

Japan, Podcast, Language Courses, Study, Education, Tokyo, Japanese, Osaka, Jlpt

4.8 • 917 Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2017

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

In this week’s podcast Yoshiko and Alex discuss useful Japanese vocabulary and cultural points and advice for ordering sushi at a Japanese restaurant like a native.

The good news is you don’t have to learn a huge amount of vocabulary to order your your favorite dishes if you learn just a few useful key phrases.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Taisho, Samo Nikkkudasai.
0:03.0	Hey-yo.
0:04.0	Unit-o-ik-Kuz-Z-Z-Wekimmaska?
0:08.0	Hi-yo.
0:09.0	Shabinu-Kilh, on a-shimasu-musu.
0:11.0	Hi-Y-Y-O-Y-O-Ky-Ky-Ky-Kyh-Kyk. Olegoshimasu. Hi, oh, I can't go.
0:15.0	Taisho, Agaricho.
0:17.0	Hi, yo. Haiy. There's a dog outside.
0:25.0	a dog barking.
0:29.0	Long Japanese pod a yoko so, how's it going?
0:32.0	Doing very well, how are you? I am fine thank you as always
0:35.2	zekojo this y'all
0:37.0	saikin geng ken ken kenki
0:39.0	so what have you been doing recently any? I have been kidnapping my friend. You kidnapped your friend?
0:48.0	I always knew you were a little crazy, Yoshko, what's that about?
0:52.8	It was a birthday celebration.
0:55.2	In what manner did you kidnap him?
0:58.0	Um, so he was not told what was going on, but he was just invited for a dinner slash meeting by two other
1:06.2	girls and then he appeared and then after a while the girls asked him to put the
1:11.7	eye mask on.
1:13.0	Like a blindfold, right?
1:15.0	And then we guided him into the car.
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