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🕯️ The Romantic Dinner Date in Japanese

Keep a one-on-one dinner conversation captivating and seductive. Flirting over candlelight, praising food and ambiance, sharing stories, subtle compliments.

“Good evening. I've booked a quiet table in Ebisu and, for once, my phone is off. I'm better at negotiations than dinners, so let's learn this together.” — Edward, your host for this unit

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Key Japanese words and phrases

JapaneseMeaning
遅れるokureruto be late
すみませんsumimasensorry; excuse me
予約yoyakureservation
二名nimeitwo people (polite counter)
窓際の席madogiwa no sekiwindow seat
ろうそくrōsokucandle
個室koshitsuprivate room
雰囲気fun'ikiatmosphere, mood
雰囲気がいいfun'iki ga iinice atmosphere
電源を切るdengen o kiruto switch off (a device)
飲みやすいnomiyasuieasy to drink, smooth
ワインwainwine
おいしいoishiidelicious
絶品zeppinexquisite, superb
とろけるtorokeruto melt (in your mouth)
いい香りii kaorismells wonderful
食べるtaberuto eat
〜てみるte miruto try ~ing
一口hitokuchia bite, a mouthful
休みの日yasumi no hiday off
実はjitsu waactually, the truth is
仕事shigotowork, job
ばかりbakarinothing but
〜のことno kotoabout ~ (a person as the topic)
教えるoshieruto tell, to teach
趣味shumihobby
旅行ryokōtravel, a trip
夢yumedream
本当はhontō wathe truth is
意外igaisurprising, unexpected
〜たことがあるta koto ga aruhave (ever) done ~
誰にもdare ni moto no one (with a negative)
ごちそうgochisōa treat, a feast (ごちそうする: to treat)
ごちそうさまでしたgochisōsama deshitathank you for the meal
チップchipputip (gratuity)
またmataagain
会うauto meet, to see (someone)
好きsukito like, to love

Example sentences

二名で予約しています。
I have a reservation for two.
今夜は携帯の電源を切りました。
I've switched my phone off for tonight.
一口食べてみますか?
Would you like to try a bite?
一緒に食べると、もっとおいしいですね。
It tastes even better together
休みの日は何をしていますか?
What do you do on your days off?
これは誰にも話したことがありません。
I've never told anyone this.
今夜は私にごちそうさせてください。
Please let me treat you tonight.
また会ってくれますか?
Will you see me again?

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