Studying Japanese Ep.764

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Listen to authentic expressions and master natural rhythm, tone, and sentence flow.
These realistic conversations help you absorb vocabulary and nuance more effectively.

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces two simple but commonly used phrases: もしもし used when answering the phone, and もちろん一人 used to indicate that you are doing something alone. These are useful for everyday interactions and casual conversations.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: もしもし

Japaneseもしもし
English (US)Hello
English (UK)Hello
Korean여보세요
Hindiनमस्कार
FrenchAllô
GermanHallo
SpanishHola
Portuguese (BR)Alô
ItalianPronto
DutchHallo
VietnameseAlo
Thaiสวัสดีครับ/ค่ะ

Meaning & Usage

  • もしもし: This is a standard greeting used when answering the phone in Japan. It’s informal and specific to phone conversations.

Example Sentence

  • もしもし: “もしもし、今大丈夫ですか?” (Hello, is it a good time to talk?)

Expression 2: もちろん一人

Japaneseもちろん一人
English (US)Of course, one person
English (UK)Of course, one person
Korean당연하지, 혼자야..
Hindiजाहिर है, एक व्यक्ति
FrenchBien sûr, une personne
GermanNatürlich, eine Person
SpanishClaro, una persona
Portuguese (BR)Claro, uma pessoa
ItalianCerto, una persona
DutchNatuurlijk, één persoon
VietnameseDĩ nhiên, một người
Thaiแน่นอน, คนเดียว

Meaning & Usage

  • もちろん一人: This phrase is used to confirm that you are doing something alone. It’s often used in casual conversations when talking about plans or actions that you will undertake solo.

Example Sentence

  • もちろん一人: “もちろん一人で行くつもりだよ。” (Of course, I’m going alone.)

Final Note

This episode highlights the simplicity and utility of もしもし for phone conversations and もちろん一人 for affirming actions done solo. Both expressions are essential for smooth, everyday conversations in Japanese.