Studying Japanese Ep.811

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces useful phrases for discussing morning routines and asking what someone is doing. These expressions are practical for casual daily interactions, especially when engaging with others during the morning or in informal settings.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 朝の検診~

Japanese朝の検診~
English (US)Morning checkup~
English (UK)Morning checkup~
Korean아침 검진~
Hindiसुबह चेकअप~
FrenchBilan médical du matin~
GermanMorgendliche Untersuchung~
SpanishExamen de la mañana~
Portuguese (BR)Exame matinal~
ItalianControllo del mattino~
DutchOchtendcheck~
VietnameseKiểm tra sức khỏe buổi sáng~
Thaiตรวจสุขภาพตอนเช้า~

Meaning & Usage

  • 朝の検診~: This phrase refers to a morning checkup or health examination, commonly used when discussing a routine health check or visit to a doctor in the morning.

Example Sentence

  • 朝の検診~: “今日は朝の検診があるので、早く起きないと。” (I have a morning checkup today, so I need to wake up early.)

Expression 2: 何やってるんですか

Japanese何やってるんですか
English (US)What are you doing
English (UK)What are you doing
Korean뭐해?
Hindiतुम क्या कर रहे हो?
FrenchQue faites-vous ?
GermanWas machst du?
Spanish¿Qué estás haciendo?
Portuguese (BR)O que você está fazendo?
ItalianCosa stai facendo?
DutchWat ben je aan het doen?
VietnameseBạn đang làm gì vậy?
Thaiคุณกำลังทำอะไรอยู่?

Meaning & Usage

  • 何やってるんですか: This is a casual and common way of asking someone what they are doing. It can be used when you’re curious about someone’s actions or when checking on someone.

Example Sentence

  • 何やってるんですか: “今何やってるんですか?” (What are you doing right now?)

Final Note

This episode introduces two useful phrases for discussing morning routines and casually asking someone about their current activity. These expressions are commonly used in friendly and informal conversations.