Studying Japanese Ep.930

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Key Expressions and Meanings

In this episode, we explore phrases of encouragement, farewells, study tips, and caring expressions. These sentences are perfect for everyday conversations, especially in school, workplace, or casual settings. Practicing them will help you speak naturally and show empathy in Japanese.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression: 今日も頑張りましたね

LanguageTranslation
Japanese今日も頑張りましたね
English (US)You did great today
English (UK)Well done today
Korean오늘도 고생 많았어
SpanishLo hiciste genial hoy
GermanDu hast heute großartig gearbeitet
FrenchTu as très bien travaillé aujourd’hui
Portuguese (BR)Você mandou bem hoje
Hindiआज आपने बहुत अच्छा किया
IndonesianKamu hebat hari ini
VietnameseHôm nay bạn đã làm rất tốt
Thaiวันนี้คุณทำได้ดีมากเลย

Meaning & Usage
This phrase is used to acknowledge someone’s effort and encourage them after a long day. It’s polite, kind, and shows appreciation.

Example Sentence
今日も頑張りましたね。ゆっくり休んでください。
You did great today. Please take some rest.


Expression: 気をつけて帰ってくださいね

LanguageTranslation
Japanese気をつけて帰ってくださいね
English (US)Please get home safely
English (UK)Get home safely
Korean조심히 들어가렴
SpanishLlega a casa sano y salvo
GermanKomm sicher nach Hause
FrenchRentrez chez vous en toute sécurité
Portuguese (BR)Vá para casa em segurança
Hindiकृपया सुरक्षित घर जाएँ
IndonesianHati-hati di jalan ya
VietnameseVề nhà cẩn thận nhé
Thaiกลับบ้านโดยสวัสดิภาพนะ

Meaning & Usage
This is a thoughtful expression commonly used when parting ways with someone. It shows concern for their safety.

Example Sentence
気をつけて帰ってくださいね。また明日!
Please get home safely. See you tomorrow!


Expression: さよなら / さよなら~

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseさよなら / さよなら~
English (US)Goodbye / Goodbye~
English (UK)Bye / Bye~
Korean안녕히계세요 / 안녕~
SpanishAdiós / ¡Adiós~!
GermanAuf Wiedersehen / Tschüss~
FrenchAu revoir / Au revoir~
Portuguese (BR)Adeus / Tchau~
Hindiअलविदा / अलविदा~
IndonesianSelamat tinggal / Dadah~
VietnameseTạm biệt / Tạm biệt~
Thaiลาก่อน / บ๊ายบาย~

Meaning & Usage
A common way to say goodbye formally or casually. The version with “~” adds a softer, friendly tone.

Example Sentence
さよなら~!また今度ね!
Bye~! See you next time!


Expression: 試験に出やすいから

LanguageTranslation
Japanese試験に出やすいから
English (US)Because it often appears on the test
English (UK)It’s likely to come up in the exam
Korean시험에 자주 나오니까
SpanishPorque suele salir en el examen
GermanWeil es oft in der Prüfung vorkommt
FrenchParce que ça apparaît souvent à l’examen
Portuguese (BR)Porque frequentemente aparece na prova
Hindiक्योंकि यह अक्सर परीक्षा में आता है
IndonesianKarena ini sering keluar di ujian
VietnameseVì nó thường xuất hiện trong kỳ thi
Thaiเพราะมักจะออกสอบ

Meaning & Usage
A helpful study phrase, often used by teachers or classmates to point out something important to remember for tests.

Example Sentence
この単語は試験に出やすいから、覚えておこう。
This word often appears on the test, so let’s remember it.


Expression: 勉強しておいた方が

LanguageTranslation
Japanese勉強しておいた方が
English (US)It’s better to study in advance
English (UK)Best to study beforehand
Korean공부해 두는 게
SpanishEs mejor estudiar con anticipación
GermanEs ist besser, im Voraus zu lernen
FrenchIl vaut mieux étudier à l’avance
Portuguese (BR)É melhor estudar com antecedência
Hindiपहले से पढ़ना बेहतर है
IndonesianSebaiknya belajar sebelumnya
VietnameseNên học trước
Thaiควรอ่านล่วงหน้า

Meaning & Usage
Used to give advice or suggestions. Often part of a longer sentence offering useful tips.

Example Sentence
大事なところだから、勉強しておいた方がいいよ。
It’s important, so it’s better to study in advance.


Expression: いいかもしれないです

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseいいかもしれないです
English (US)It might be a good idea
English (UK)Might not be a bad idea
Korean좋을지도 몰라
SpanishPodría ser una buena idea
GermanEs könnte eine gute Idee sein
FrenchÇa pourrait être une bonne idée
Portuguese (BR)Pode ser uma boa ideia
Hindiयह एक अच्छा विचार हो सकता है
IndonesianMungkin itu ide yang bagus
VietnameseCó thể là một ý tưởng hay
Thaiอาจเป็นความคิดที่ดี

Meaning & Usage
This phrase expresses a polite or soft suggestion. It’s often used when you want to share advice without sounding pushy.

Example Sentence
それ、やってみたらいいかもしれないです。
It might be a good idea to try that.


Expression: どうしたと?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseどうしたと?
English (US)What’s wrong?
English (UK)What’s the matter?
Korean왜 그래?
Spanish¿Qué pasa?
GermanWas ist los?
FrenchQu’est-ce qui ne va pas ?
Portuguese (BR)O que houve?
Hindiक्या हुआ?
IndonesianKenapa?
VietnameseCó chuyện gì vậy?
Thaiเป็นอะไรหรือเปล่า?

Meaning & Usage
A casual way to ask someone if they’re okay or if something happened. Shows concern and interest in the other person.

Example Sentence
元気ないね。どうしたと?
You seem down. What’s wrong?


Final Note

This episode highlights phrases that are both practical and emotional—perfect for building empathy and fluency. Whether you’re comforting a friend, saying goodbye, or offering study tips, these expressions will make your Japanese sound more natural and thoughtful. Keep practicing and see you in the next episode!