http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/ Everyday.3Yen.com - Living in Japan Wed, 03 Feb 2010 06:17:04 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Dave Fri, 03 Jun 2005 15:39:15 +0000 http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/#comment-15 Adding to taro's comment: most people refer to the last train as 終電 (しゅうでん, shuu-den) which is short for 終電車 (しゅうでんしゃ, shuu-den-sha). There are some other ways to say it, but 終電 seems to be the most popular. In "survival Japanese" it's possible to get by with just saying "終電" and giving a confused look on your face (from previous personal experiences). Adding to taro’s comment: most people refer to the last train as 終電 (しゅうでん, shuu-den) which is short for 終電車 (しゅうでんしゃ, shuu-den-sha). There are some other ways to say it, but 終電 seems to be the most popular. In “survival Japanese” it’s possible to get by with just saying “終電” and giving a confused look on your face (from previous personal experiences).

]]> http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/comment-page-1/#comment-10 David Enemy Wed, 16 Feb 2005 08:35:42 +0000 http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/#comment-10 If you live in Saitama, you deserve to miss your last train. If you live in Saitama, you deserve to miss your last train.

]]> http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/comment-page-1/#comment-4 taro Fri, 10 Dec 2004 00:46:32 +0000 http://everyday.3yen.com/2004-12-09/what-if-you-miss-the-last-train/#comment-4 <em>"How you can recognize the last train?"</em> And of course, everybody should be listening for the horrible screaming on the train platform PA systems of the two key words: <strong><i>"SAIGO"</i></strong> and <strong><i>"DENSHA"</i></strong> Pronounced "sigh-go" (last) and "den-sha" (train) “How you can recognize the last train?”
And of course, everybody should be listening for the horrible screaming on the train platform PA systems of the two key words:
“SAIGO” and “DENSHA”
Pronounced “sigh-go” (last) and “den-sha” (train)

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