Slow Japanese Conversation for Beginners | Ordering at a Japanese Cafe — 6 Scenes (JLPT N5)

💡 Today's Question 💡 How much did the two drinks cost in total? 🎬 Ordering at a Japanese Cafe | Slow Japanese for Beginners (JLPT N5) Learn Japanese with this slow and clear daily conversation. Perfect for beginners (JLPT N5) to practice listening and shadowing through a simple, relaxing story. In this episode, two friends, Riku and Hana, visit a self-service cafe together. Hana orders their drinks at the counter, learns the difference between "dine in" and "to go," and Riku can't resist going back for cake and a coffee refill. Everything is spoken slowly, with Japanese + romaji + English subtitles, so you can follow every word. 📝 Chapters 0:00 Intro & Today's Question (導入・問題) 0:21 Scene 1: Finding a Seat at a Self-Service Cafe (入店・席さがし) 2:58 Scene 2: Choosing from the Menu (メニュー選び) 6:20 Scene 3: Ordering at the Counter (カウンターで注文) 9:18 Scene 4: Enjoying the Drinks (席で飲む・感想) 11:45 Scene 5: Ordering More: Cake & a Refill (追加注文・おかわり) 14:04 Scene 6: Leaving & Returning the Tray (帰り支度・おぼん返却) 16:55 Answer & Recap (回答・まとめ) 🗣️ You'll learn: ✅ How to order at a self-service cafe (pay first, then wait for your number) ✅ The key question every cafe asks: "Dine in, or to go?" (店内で飲みますか、お持ち帰りですか) ✅ How to order drink sizes: S / M / L ✅ How to ask for a coffee refill (おかわり) 📖 Today's Words: 1. 注文 (chumon) — order 2. 持ち帰り (mochikaeri) — takeout / to go 3. 店内 (tennai) — inside the store 4. おかわり (okawari) — refill 💡 Practice Tip: After watching, imagine you are ordering at a Japanese cafe. Try saying: "ホットコーヒーの、エスを、ください。" / "Hotto kohi no esu o kudasai." / "One S hot coffee, please." 🎧 Great for: ✔️ Japanese listening and shadowing practice ✔️ JLPT N5 beginners ✔️ Daily conversation practice ✔️ Slow & relaxing Japanese study 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe for more slow Japanese stories! #LearnJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #SlowJapanese #JLPT #JLPTN5 #JapaneseListening #nihongo #日本語 #studyjapanese #japaneseconversation #shadowing #easyjapanese #japanesecafe