Hear THIS Word in Japan? Freeze.
To say watch out! / danger! in Japanese, say 危ない! (abunai!).
If a stranger suddenly shouts THIS at you in Japan, don't take another step.
危ない!
abunai!
watch out! / danger!
In this video
- 危ない! abunai! Watch out! / Danger!
- 危ない!下がってください。 abunai! sagatte kudasai. Watch out! Please step back.
Why this phrase
Listening-survival single word: the goal is instant recognition, not production. Pairs the alert with the natural reaction (stop, look, step back). Complements tasukete with the receive-a-warning side.
More phrases like this
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- She Said Take Your Time. You Stood Up. · go-yukkuri
- Did You Catch That? The Door Is Four Cars From the Front. You Counted From the Back. · mae kara nan-ryōme desu ka?
- Did You Catch That? Nodding in Akihabara Just Sold You a Warranty. · hoshō wa ikaga desu ka?
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- Her Long Goodbye Was Not a Question · mata okoshi kudasaimase
- Did You Catch That? That Train Will Skip Your Hotel. · kaisoku
- That Station Voice Is Not Being Polite. The Train Is Closer Than You Think. · Kiiroi sen made osagari kudasai
- Both Trains Say Yamanote. One of Them Is the Long Way Around. · uchimawari
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