As the saying goes, "the moon has clouds and sunshine, and people have bad luck", so when a small partner in Japan encounters some unexpected situations, how should they ask for help in Japanese? Today, Jun Hua Mizuki will tell you about the Japanese that you will use in unexpected situations.
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◆ Something has fallen, what should I do?
Nichiji: I lost something. What should I do?
Japan-Sesspo law: I made a thing. What should I do?
◆ Wallet lost.
Nichiji: I lost my wallet.
Japan-Nichiho: I lost the sajutsu.
◆ The ticket is missing.
Nisshiro: I lost my ticket.
Japan-Nichi-Yōho: I've lost this way.
◆I lost my passport!
Nichiji: I lost my passport.
Japan-Nichiho: I lost my passport.
◆Where is the lost and found office?
Nissyu: Where is the Lost and Found Management Office?
Nichijiri: Where is the shishi-tsukurishi?
◆The suitcase did not come out
Nissey: Sheet case does not come out.
Japan-based method: Sheet case does not come out.
◆Please help me send it to the ** hotel.
Nichiji: **Please deliver to the hotel.
Japan-Nichiho: **Please stay at the hotel.
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◆Help me!
Sun: Help me!
The Daily Law: Help it!
◆Please help me call an ambulance! 119！
Nichiji: Call an ambulance! 119！
The Daily Law: Don't Give Me The Cucumber! 119！
◆ Please help me call the police! 110！
Nichiji: Call the police! 110！
The Daily Law: Don't Say Keisa! 110！
◆ Please help me contact the Chinese Embassy.
Nichiyi: Let the Chinese Embassy know!
The Daily Law: Let Me Give It Very Much!
◆ Please help me make this call.
Nichiji: Please call me here.
Nichi-Yōho: Please put a denwa here.
◆Where is the emergency exit?
Nichiji: Where is the emergency exit?
Nichijoho: Where is Hijoguchi?
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◆When will the train start again?
Nisshiro: When does the train move?
NichishiroHo: When do you get a densha?
◆ I live in the ** hotel, how do I go back?
Nisshiro: **I'm staying at a hotel. How can I go home?
Japan-Nichiho: **It's stuck in a hotel. How can I get back?
◆Where do I go?
Nissyu: Where should I go?
Japan-China Law: Where should I go?
◆ Rogue!
Nichiji: I'm a molester.
Nichijino law: Chikan.
◆ Don't come near me!
Nichiji: Stay away from me!
The Daily Law: Don't Let Me Know!
◆ Don't!
Nichiji: Stop!
The Daily Law: Stop it!
◆ I called the police!
Nichiji: I'll call the police!
The Daily Law: I'll call keisa!
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Natural causes of earthquakes: earthquakes, tsunami tsunamis, volcanoes, typhoons, floods
◆ What happened?
Nichiji: What's going on?
Nichi-Yōho: What's wrong?
◆What is the magnitude of the earthquake?
Nisshiro: What is the seismic intensity of the earthquake?
Nichijinopo: How much is the shinnoshi?
◆Earthquake!
Nichiji: It's an earthquake.
Nichi-Yōho: Jishi.
◆ Will the train start immediately?
Nisshiro: Does the train move quickly?
Japan-Nichiho: Do you want to go to the densha immediately?
◆ Where should I flee?
Nichiji: Where should I run?
Japan-China Law: Where should I go?
◆ Where is the safest?
Nissyu: Where is it safe?
Nichizenho: Where is an anzenbasho?
◆Where is the shelter?
Nichiba: Where is the shelter?
Japan-China Law: Where is Hinanjo?
◆ Please give me water.
Nichiji: Please give me some water.
Japan-Nichiho: Please give me your water.
◆ Please give me food.
Sun: I'll give you some food, please.
Japan-Based Law: Please give me a food.
◆Please give me a blanket.
Sun: Give me a blanket.
Japan-Nichiho: Please give me a long time.
◆ Please lend me a phone!
Nichiji: Please lend me a telephone.
Nichi-Yōho: Please bite the denwa.
◆Please contact**
Please contact Nichiji: **.
The Daily Law: ** Please leave it.
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