Studying Japanese Ep.781

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces two commonly used expressions: one for asking about someone’s sleep or rest, and another for expressing satisfaction or approval in a casual and friendly way. These expressions are useful in daily conversations when checking on someone’s well-being or expressing positive feedback.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 昨日はよく眠れましたか?

Japanese昨日はよく眠れましたか?
English (US)Did you sleep well yesterday?
English (UK)Did you sleep well yesterday?
Korean어제 잘 잤어요?
Hindiकल अच्छी नींद आई?
FrenchAs-tu bien dormi hier ?
GermanHast du gestern gut geschlafen?
Spanish¿Dormiste bien ayer?
Portuguese (BR)Você dormiu bem ontem?
ItalianHai dormito bene ieri?
DutchHeb je gisteren goed geslapen?
VietnameseHôm qua bạn ngủ ngon chứ?
Thaiเมื่อคืนนอนหลับดีไหม?

Meaning & Usage

  • 昨日はよく眠れましたか?: This phrase is used to ask someone if they slept well the previous night. It’s commonly used as a polite or caring inquiry when you want to know how someone is feeling or if they had a restful night.

Example Sentence

  • 昨日はよく眠れましたか?: “昨日はよく眠れましたか?お疲れ様でしたね。” (Did you sleep well yesterday? You must be tired.)

Expression 2: なら良かったです

Japaneseなら良かったです
English (US)That would be great
English (UK)That would be great
Korean그렇다면 좋습니다
Hindiयह बहुत अच्छा होगा।
FrenchCe serait super
GermanDas wäre großartig
SpanishEso sería genial
Portuguese (BR)Isso seria ótimo
ItalianSarebbe fantastico
DutchDat zou geweldig zijn
VietnameseThật tuyệt vời
Thaiนั่นคงจะดีมาก

Meaning & Usage

  • なら良かったです: This phrase is used to express contentment or satisfaction with a situation. It’s commonly used after hearing good news or when someone shares something positive.

Example Sentence

  • なら良かったです: “お体の具合が良くなったなら良かったです。” (I’m glad to hear that your health is improving.)

Final Note

This episode focuses on two essential expressions: one to inquire about someone’s well-being through sleep and another to express satisfaction or approval. These phrases are great for checking in on others or responding to good news with warmth and positivity.