Studying Japanese Ep.1058

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode includes gentle, reassuring expressions often used to give permission or ease tension. Great for daily conversations among friends or in casual scenes.

Multilingual Translations (11 Languages)

Expression 1: いいよ見ても

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseいいよ見ても
English (US)It’s okay to look
English (UK)You can have a look
Korean봐도 괜찮아
FrenchTu peux regarder, c’est pas grave
GermanDu darfst ruhig schauen
SpanishEstá bien mirar
Portuguese (BR)Tudo bem olhar
Hindiदेखना ठीक है
IndonesianTidak apa-apa kok kalau mau lihat
VietnameseNhìn cũng không sao đâu
Thaiมองได้นะ ไม่เป็นไร

Meaning & Usage:
A kind and relaxed way to say that it’s okay for someone to look at something. Often used to ease embarrassment or tension, especially in friendly or personal interactions.

Example Sentence:
そんなに気になる?いいよ見ても。
Curious? It’s okay, you can take a look.


Expression 2: いいよ見て

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseいいよ見て
English (US)It’s okay, look.
English (UK)Go ahead, take a look
Korean응, 봐
FrenchC’est bon, regarde
GermanIst schon okay, schau nur
SpanishEstá bien, mira
Portuguese (BR)Tá tudo bem, pode olhar
Hindiकोई बात नहीं, देख लो
IndonesianGak apa-apa kok, lihat saja
VietnameseKhông sao đâu, cứ nhìn đi
Thaiไม่เป็นไรหรอก มองได้เลย

Meaning & Usage:
A slightly more direct and casual version of the previous phrase. Sounds friendly and natural in informal situations. Can show openness or comfort with someone’s curiosity.

Example Sentence:
恥ずかしくないよ。いいよ見て。
No need to be shy. It’s okay, look.