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Topic	Do you plan on visiting Japan?
nekrodev 04/17/24 9:18:11 PM #25:	Glob posted... Why do you need to translate signs? because public transport is MUCH MORE IMPORTANT than it is where I live in the US. Arcanine2009 posted... This is a strange thought process to have. Most western tourists don't know a lick of Japanese. If you travel to the cities, you will be fine. I didn't need a translator. Some people (service industry) spoke English in the cities, But there's apps for that now. if you visit the country/non touristy areas, you'll probably need Google translate. I went to Japan for work 6 years ago for 2 weeks ago. I actually bought a hardware device for language translations, but I never used it. Total waste of money. it's crazy that in 6 years time we have real time translating. Knowing some Japanese helps, but you can get by as a tourist. If you intend on living in Japan, then you absolutely need to know Japanese. Maybe you're in a larger city where this type of shit is more common - but I literally have ZERO EXPERIENCE with public transit, let alone in other language - and this is probably the majority of America. --- "To be, or not to be - there is no such question. To be! But to be what...?" FFBE friend ID - 432.640.287 - nekrodev <cite>nekrodev posted [p:979968926] in Do you pla... [t:80749405]...</cite> <quote>Glob posted... </cite><quote>Why do you need to translate signs?</quote>because public transport is MUCH MORE IMPORTANT than it is where I live in the US.Arcanine2009 posted... </cite><quote>This is a strange thought process to have. Most western tourists don't know a lick of Japanese. If you travel to the cities, you will be fine. I didn't need a translator. Some people (service industry) spoke English in the cities, But there's apps for that now. if you visit the country/non touristy areas, you'll probably need Google translate.I went to Japan for work 6 years ago for 2 weeks ago. I actually bought a hardware device for language translations, but I never used it. Total waste of money. it's crazy that in 6 years time we have real time translating.Knowing some Japanese helps, but you can get by as a tourist. If you intend on living in Japan, then you absolutely need to know Japanese.</quote>Maybe you're in a larger city where this type of shit is more common - but I literally have ZERO EXPERIENCE with public transit, let alone in other language - and this is probably the majority of America. --- "To be, or not to be - there is no such question. To be! But to be what...?"FFBE friend ID - 432.640.287 - nekrodev</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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