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There has been a theft. |
Dorobo desu. |
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There has been a traffic accident. |
Kotsu jiko desu. |
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There is a fire. |
Kaji desu. |
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We need an ambulance here now. |
Kyukyusha o yonde kudasai. |
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Someone is seriously ill. |
Byoki desu. |
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Someone is seriously injured. |
Kega desu. |
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We cannot get out. |
Soto ni deraremasen. |
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Where is the evacuation center? |
Hinan basho wa doko desuka. |
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My address is XX. |
Jusho wa XX desu. |
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My name is XX. |
Namae wa XX desu. |
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My telephone number is XX. |
Denwa-bango wa XX desu. |
* It is a good idea to practice these Japanese emergency expressions regularly.
* When dialing the police (110) or the Fire Department (119), you should calmly give the proper information in the following order:
- What has happened
- Location or address
- Your name and telephone number
| Emergency Information Card |
Speak in Japanese
Police 110 Keikan o yonde kudasai. = We need a police officer here now.
Ambulance 119 Kyukyusha o yonde kudasai. = We need an ambulance here now.
Fire 119 Kaji desu. = There's a fire.
Provide your address, name and telephone number in Japanese.
- Address: Jyusho wa .........................................desu.
- Name: Namae wa ........................................ desu.
- Phone: Denwa-bango wa ..............................desu.
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* It is a good idea to practice these Japanese emergency expressions regularly, and to keep a copy of the essential expressions in a handy place close to the phone.
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