Studying Japanese Ep.724

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces expressions commonly used to reassure someone, explain financial matters, and ask for forgiveness.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 大丈夫です

Japanese大丈夫です
English (US)It’s okay
English (UK)It’s okay
Korean괜찮아
Hindiयह ठीक है
FrenchC’est bon
GermanEs ist okay
SpanishEstá bien
Portuguese (BR)Está tudo bem
ItalianVa bene
DutchHet is oké
VietnameseKhông sao
Thaiไม่เป็นไร

Meaning & Usage

  • 大丈夫です: This phrase is commonly used to reassure someone that everything is fine or that they need not worry. It’s an informal yet polite expression to indicate that something is okay.

Expression 2: 少しためた貯金があるので

Japanese少しためた貯金があるので
English (US)because of a little savings
English (UK)because of a little savings
Korean조금 모은 저금이 있습니다
Hindiथोड़ी बचत के कारण
Frenchà cause d’économies légèrement accumulées
Germanwegen ein wenig Ersparnissen
Spanishdebido a unos ahorros
Portuguese (BR)devido a algumas economias
Italiangrazie a qualche risparmio
Dutchdoor een beetje gespaard geld
Vietnamesevì có chút tiết kiệm
Thaiเพราะมีการออมเล็กน้อย

Meaning & Usage

  • 少しためた貯金があるので: This expression is used to explain that you have some savings, even if it’s just a little. It implies that you can manage financially thanks to these savings.

Expression 3: 許して

Japanese許して
English (US)Forgive me
English (UK)Forgive me
Korean용서해주세요
Hindiमुझे माफ कर दो।
FrenchPardonne-moi
GermanVerzeih mir
SpanishPerdóname
Portuguese (BR)Me perdoa
ItalianPerdona me
DutchVergeef me
VietnameseTha lỗi cho tôi
Thaiขออภัย

Meaning & Usage

  • 許して: This is a humble, informal way of asking for forgiveness. It’s often used when you regret your actions and want to ask someone to forgive you.

Final Note

These expressions are commonly used in everyday life to reassure others, explain personal situations like finances, and seek forgiveness in both personal and professional contexts. Mastering them will make your conversations sound more natural and authentic.