Studying Japanese Ep.954

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Key Expressions and Meanings

In this episode, you’ll learn common phrases used in emotional or romantic conversations. These expressions help convey feelings like affection, surprise, and curiosity, and are essential for expressing sincerity and deep interest in Japanese communication.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 好きです

LanguageTranslation
Japanese好きです
English (US)I like you
English (UK)I like you
Korean좋아해요
FrenchJe t’aime bien
GermanIch mag dich
SpanishMe gustas
Portuguese (BR)Eu gosto de você
Hindiमुझे तुम पसंद हो
IndonesianAku suka kamu
VietnameseTôi thích bạn
Thaiฉันชอบคุณ

Meaning & Usage
This is one of the most direct yet polite ways to express romantic interest or affection in Japanese. It’s commonly used in confessions or when talking about someone you care about.

Example Sentence
あなたのことが好きです。
I like you.


Expression 2: うん本当ですか?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseうん本当ですか?
English (US)Yeah, really?
English (UK)Yeah, really?
Korean정말?
FrenchOui, vraiment ?
GermanJa, wirklich?
Spanish¿En serio?
Portuguese (BR)Sério mesmo?
Hindiहाँ, सच में?
IndonesianYa, sungguh?
VietnameseỪ, thật không?
Thaiอืม จริงเหรอ?

Meaning & Usage
This expression is used when someone reacts with surprise or disbelief to something unexpected or flattering. It combines informal affirmation with a polite question.

Example Sentence
うん、本当ですか?うれしいです。
Yeah, really? That makes me happy.


Expression 3: いつからですか?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseいつからですか?
English (US)Since when?
English (UK)Since when?
Korean언제부터?
FrenchDepuis quand ?
GermanSeit wann?
Spanish¿Desde cuándo?
Portuguese (BR)Desde quando?
Hindiकब से?
IndonesianSejak kapan?
VietnameseTừ khi nào?
Thaiตั้งแต่เมื่อไหร่?

Meaning & Usage
Used to inquire about the starting point of an action or feeling, especially in emotional contexts like love or habits. It’s straightforward but often carries emotional weight.

Example Sentence
いつから私のことが好きだったんですか?
Since when did you like me?


Final Note

These expressions are perfect for emotional and heartfelt conversations, especially when you’re expressing or receiving affection. Mastering phrases like “好きです” and “いつからですか?” will allow you to communicate deeply and connect with others in meaningful ways. Keep practicing and let your Japanese flow naturally!