Studying Japanese Ep.947

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode includes phrases that reflect personal preferences and feelings in a light conversational setting. These expressions are frequently used when talking about countries, habits, attraction, or emotions — making them highly practical in everyday Japanese interactions.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression: 韓国

LanguageTranslation
Japanese韓国
English (US)Korea
English (UK)Korea
Korean한국
SpanishCorea
GermanKorea
FrenchCorée
Portuguese (BR)Coreia
Hindiकोरिया
IndonesianKorea
VietnameseHàn Quốc
Thaiเกาหลี

Meaning & Usage
Refers to the country “Korea”. Often used in discussions about travel, culture, or nationality.

Example Sentence
韓国に行ったことがあります。
I’ve been to Korea before.


Expression: よく行きます

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseよく行きます
English (US)I go often
English (UK)I go frequently
Korean자주 갑니다
SpanishVoy a menudo
GermanIch gehe oft
FrenchJ’y vais souvent
Portuguese (BR)Eu vou com frequência
Hindiमैं अक्सर जाता हूं।
IndonesianSaya sering pergi
VietnameseTôi thường đi
Thaiฉันไปบ่อย ๆ

Meaning & Usage
This is a polite way to say “I often go (somewhere)”. It’s useful when talking about travel habits or favorite places.

Example Sentence
韓国によく行きます。
I often go to Korea.


Expression: 体鍛えてるイケメンが好きです

LanguageTranslation
Japanese体鍛えてるイケメンが好きです
English (US)I like handsome guys who work out
English (UK)I like good-looking men who work out
Korean운동으로 몸을 단련한 잘생긴 남자가 좋아요
SpanishMe gustan los chicos guapos que se ejercitan
GermanIch mag gutaussehende Männer, die trainieren
FrenchJ’aime les beaux garçons qui font de la musculation
Portuguese (BR)Gosto de caras bonitos que malham
Hindiमुझे सुंदर लोग पसंद हैं जो एक्सरसाइज करते हैं।
IndonesianSaya suka pria tampan yang rajin berolahraga
VietnameseTôi thích những chàng trai đẹp tập gym
Thaiฉันชอบผู้ชายหล่อที่ออกกำลังกาย

Meaning & Usage
Used to express one’s type or preference in a romantic or casual context.

Example Sentence
体鍛えてるイケメンが好きです。
I like handsome guys who work out.


Expression: はずかしい

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseはずかしい
English (US)Embarrassed
English (UK)Embarrassed
Korean부끄럽다
SpanishAvergonzado/a
GermanVerlegen
FrenchGêné(e)
Portuguese (BR)Envergonhado(a)
Hindiशर्मिंदा
IndonesianMalu
VietnameseNgại ngùng
Thaiอาย

Meaning & Usage
This adjective is used to express shyness or embarrassment in various situations.

Example Sentence
そんなこと言われると、はずかしいです。
I feel embarrassed when you say things like that.


Final Note

This lesson introduces realistic conversational phrases that are great for casual chatting and expressing personality. Whether you’re talking about where you’ve been or what kind of people you like, these expressions help build fluency and natural tone in Japanese. Keep listening and repeating!