Studying Japanese Ep.1051

Listen to a brief drama over and over to get comfortable with Japanese

Repeated exposure to natural phrases helps you absorb the language effortlessly and build confidence.

Practice Japanese in a fun way with subtitles in 11 different languages

Whether you’re just starting or reinforcing your skills, our multilingual subtitles support your understanding.

Build your ear for real Japanese used in daily life.

Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces common phrases used in greetings, reassurance, and personal motivation.

Multilingual Translations (11 Languages)

Expression 1: おはようございます

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseおはようございます
English (US)Good morning
English (UK)Good morning
Korean안녕하세요
FrenchBonjour
GermanGuten Morgen
SpanishBuenos días
Portuguese (BR)Bom dia
Hindiसुप्रभात
IndonesianSelamat pagi
VietnameseChào buổi sáng
Thaiสวัสดีตอนเช้า

Meaning & Usage

A polite and standard greeting used in the morning.
Often used at workplaces, schools, and formal situations.

Example Sentence

おはようございます、今日もよろしくお願いします。
Good morning, let’s do our best today.

Expression 2: 大丈夫です

LanguageTranslation
Japanese大丈夫です
English (US)No problem
English (UK)No problem
Korean문제없습니다
FrenchPas de problème
GermanKein Problem
SpanishNo hay problema
Portuguese (BR)Sem problema
Hindiकोई बात नहीं
IndonesianTidak masalah
VietnameseKhông sao đâu
Thaiไม่เป็นไร

Meaning & Usage

Used to reassure someone that everything is fine.
Also works as a way to politely decline help or show you’re okay.

Example Sentence

ありがとう、大丈夫です。
Thanks, I’m okay.

Expression 3: 頑張ります

LanguageTranslation
Japanese頑張ります
English (US)I will do my best
English (UK)I’ll do my best
Korean최선을 다하겠어요
FrenchJe ferai de mon mieux
GermanIch werde mein Bestes tun
SpanishHaré lo mejor que pueda
Portuguese (BR)Vou fazer o meu melhor
Hindiमैं पूरी कोशिश करूँगा
IndonesianSaya akan melakukan yang terbaik
VietnameseTôi sẽ cố gắng hết sức
Thaiฉันจะพยายามอย่างเต็มที่

Meaning & Usage

A common phrase to express determination.
Used before trying something challenging or starting a task.

Example Sentence

テストの前に、頑張ります!
Before the test, I’ll do my best!

Final Note

Mastering these basic but powerful expressions will give you confidence in everyday conversations.
They show politeness, positivity, and willingness to engage—key traits in Japanese communication.