Studying Japanese Ep.905

Practice real Japanese by immersing yourself in drama-based conversations
Listening repeatedly to authentic phrases helps improve your pronunciation and understanding.
Repetition builds confidence — and it’s fun too!

Subtitles are available in 11 different languages
Whether you’re a beginner or intermediate learner, you’ll benefit from multilingual support.
Enjoy studying Japanese the smart way.

Learn expressions that are useful, emotional, and naturally spoken.


Key Expressions and Meanings

Today’s expressions come from emotionally charged conversations. They are practical in both formal and informal contexts—one is polite and professional, while the other reflects frustration or urgency. Mastering both will allow you to navigate different social situations naturally in Japanese.


Expression: 確認いたします

LanguageTranslation
Japanese確認いたします
English (US)Let me check
Korean확인해보겠습니다
Hindiमुझे जाँचने दो
SpanishDéjame comprobar
FrenchJe vais vérifier
GermanIch werde das überprüfen
ItalianControllo subito
PortugueseVou verificar
IndonesianSaya akan periksa
VietnameseĐể tôi kiểm tra
Thaiเดี๋ยวฉันตรวจสอบให้

Meaning & Usage
This is a polite and formal way to say “I’ll check” or “Let me confirm.” Commonly used in business settings, customer service, or respectful conversation.

Example Sentence
ご指摘の内容を確認いたします。
Let me check the issue you’ve pointed out.


Expression: 私にどうしろって言うんですか?

LanguageTranslation
Japanese私にどうしろって言うんですか?
English (US)What do you want me to do?
Korean저보고 어떻게 하라는건데요?
Hindiतुम मुझे क्या करना चाहते हो?
Spanish¿Qué quieres que haga?
FrenchTu veux que je fasse quoi ?
GermanWas soll ich denn tun?
ItalianCosa vuoi che faccia?
PortugueseO que você quer que eu faça?
IndonesianKau ingin aku melakukan apa?
VietnameseAnh muốn em phải làm sao?
Thaiคุณอยากให้ฉันทำยังไง?

Meaning & Usage
This phrase expresses confusion or frustration, often when someone is put in a difficult or unclear situation. It can sound defensive or overwhelmed, depending on tone.

Example Sentence
そんな状況で、私にどうしろって言うんですか?
In that situation, what do you expect me to do?


Final Note

By combining one respectful and one emotionally charged phrase, this episode highlights how Japanese communication can shift across different tones and contexts. Pay attention to formality and emotion in speech—mastering this balance makes your Japanese sound authentic and confident.

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