Studying Japanese Ep.841

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces expressions used to reference something someone said and to deny or clarify a misunderstanding. These are useful for ensuring clear communication and clearing up confusion in conversations.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: あんな風に言ってましたけど

Japaneseあんな風に言ってましたけど
English (US)That’s what he said
English (UK)That’s what he said
Korean그런 식으로 말했지만
Hindiउन्होंने यही कहा।
FrenchC’est ce qu’il a dit
GermanDas hat er gesagt
SpanishEso es lo que dijo
Portuguese (BR)Foi isso que ele disse
ItalianÈ quello che ha detto
DutchDat zei hij
VietnameseĐó là những gì anh ấy nói
Thaiเขาพูดแบบนั้น

Meaning & Usage

  • あんな風に言ってましたけど: This phrase is used when referring to something someone said, often to clarify or provide context. It’s typically used in a situation where you’re recounting or disputing something that was said.

Example Sentence

  • あんな風に言ってましたけど: “あんな風に言ってましたけど、彼は冗談だったと思います。” (That’s what he said, but I think he was joking.)

Expression 2: そんなこと思ってないですからね

Japaneseそんなこと思ってないですからね
English (US)I don’t think so.
English (UK)I don’t think so.
Korean나는 그렇게 생각하지 않아요
Hindiमुझे लगता है।
FrenchJe ne pense pas ça.
GermanDas denke ich nicht.
SpanishNo lo pienso.
Portuguese (BR)Eu não penso assim.
ItalianNon lo penso.
DutchDat denk ik niet.
VietnameseTôi không nghĩ vậy.
Thaiฉันไม่คิดอย่างนั้น

Meaning & Usage

  • そんなこと思ってないですからね: A phrase used to deny or reject a thought, often in response to a misconception or to emphasize that you don’t hold a certain opinion.

Example Sentence

  • そんなこと思ってないですからね: “そんなこと思ってないですからね、誤解しないでください。” (I don’t think so, please don’t misunderstand me.)

Final Note

This episode introduces expressions for referencing what others have said and for clarifying misunderstandings. These are essential for effective communication and ensuring that you’re not misinterpreted in conversations.

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