Japanese Vocabulary: Driving in Japan Pt. 2

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Japanese Vocabulary: Driving in Japan Part 2 – Review Notes

Today, we learned some more Japanese Driving Vocabulary! Review what we learned, and see additional related vocabulary below!

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★　Today we will learn some Japanese vocabulary that is useful for driving in Japan.

★　Traffic signal in Japanese is 信号 (shingou)

★　Running a red light/stop sign in Japanese is called 信号無視 (shingou mushi).

★　無視する (mushi suru) means to ignore

★　Intersection/Crossing in Japanese is 交差点 (kousaten)

★　Stop in Japanese is 止まれ (tomare)

★　The verb 止まる (tomaru) means to stop.

★　A complete stop in Japanese is 一時停止 (ichiji teishi)

★　Be careful to make a complete stop at designated areas!

★　Seatbelt in Japanese is シートベルト (shiito beruto)

★　Tire(s) in Japanese is タイヤ (taiya)

★　Flat tire (puncture) in Japanese is パンク (panku)

★　License plate/number plate in Japanese is ナンバープレート (nanbaa pureeto)

★　Rent-a-Car/Rental Car in Japanese is レンタカー (rentakaa)

★　Patrol Car in Japanese is パトカー (patokaa)

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Conclusion:

Today we learned some more Japanese Driving Vocabulary! If you missed last week’s lesson, click here! We will learn more next week, so stay tuned! If you have any questions, leave a comment below!

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