Your Reset Button When Japanese Comes Back Too Fast
To say slowly, please in Japanese, say ゆっくりお願いします (yukkuri onegai shimasu).
You ask your one rehearsed question — and the answer comes back at full speed.
ゆっくりお願いします
yukkuri onegai shimasu
slowly, please
In this video
- ゆっくりお願いします yukkuri onegai shimasu Slowly, please.
- すみません、ゆっくりお願いします。 Sumimasen, yukkuri onegai shimasu. Excuse me — slowly, please.
- もう一度、ゆっくりお願いします。 Mō ichido, yukkuri onegai shimasu. One more time, slowly please.
Why this phrase
The conversation-repair phrase every beginner needs: ゆっくりお願いします ('slowly, please'). Even English/Japanese mix, pairs with すみません and もう一度 for real recovery moments.
More phrases like this
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- You Ordered Kaki and They Brought the Oyster · kudamono no kaki o kudasai
- The Taxi Hasn't Moved. · hatsunori
- Those Two Kanji Were the Fee. · haikanryō
- She Had to Walk Around for Your Chicken. · jibun de o-tori kudasai
- Your Robe Is on the Funeral Side. · migi-mae
- You Let the Extra Train Leave. · rinji ressha
- Your Train Is a Bus at the Curb. · basu daikō ga dete imasu
- She Said Take Your Time. You Stood Up. · go-yukkuri
- The Cheap Room Smelled Like Smoke. · heya o kaete moraemasu ka
- Did You Catch That? The Door Is Four Cars From the Front. You Counted From the Back. · mae kara nan-ryōme desu ka?
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