Complete list of common men and phrases used in Japan travel

Japan is a country full of mystery and creativity. Due to its highly developed material conditions, it gives people a prosperous scene. The Japanese people are of high quality and everything is new, clean, orderly and orderly. An ideal travel destination, many people who travel to Japan will find a large number of Chinese vocabulary words, but their meanings are unclear. Let’s analyze them below.

As we all know, many Chinese characters in Japan come from China, but their meanings are very different. Today I will introduce some common Chinese characters on the streets of Japan to help you travel to Japan easily. 1. Airport

Travel Voucher: Passport

Cargo: Luggage

Exit: Departure

Underground: Subway

Information Office: Information Office (you can get many tourist brochures in Chinese) 2. Taking the bus

_: Station

_Seats: Full

__: Last train

__: Fare

Trail: One way

To_: Round trip

Change gate: Ticket gate

Return_: Although the train will stop, it will not carry people when it is empty

Acctuarial_: When the amount of the purchased ticket does not match the actual distance traveled, the actuarial machine will calculate the amount that needs to be paid

Amendment_: At the ticket gate, one-way tickets will be collected when exiting the station, and one-day tickets, two-day tickets and other tickets will be spit out and returned to passengers.

3. Eat

_: Donburi

Xun: Seasonal dishes

Daisheng: Large portion

_Sheng: Ordinary

Note: A la carte

Presentation: Menu

Set meal: Set meal

Wild vegetables: Vegetables

Ginseng: Carrot< /p>

Put_: Self-service, eat whatever you want

Biyu: When eating ramen, the meaning of adding noodles 4. Shopping

Ingredients: Cost

Tax_: Tax not included

Payment: Service Desk

_Customization: Sold out

_Replacement: Exchange currency

Newly arrived in the Netherlands: New products

Mitra Wash: Bathroom

Hand-order materials: Handling fee

Extraordinary mouth: Safety exit

Meeting_: checkout, collect money Where

Tax_: tax included (you have to pay tax when buying things in Japan)

Ge’an: Ge’an and _an both mean super cheap

Kayin : Discounts but contrary to domestic ones, for example, 2 cuts = 20% off

Metama: If you don’t know what to buy, just go to this area and have a look. It is the flagship product of the store