Studying Japanese Ep.1063

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode covers classroom-style phrases often used when transitioning into activities.
They’re great for learners who want to sound natural in group or study settings.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: はい、じゃあ

(Okay, then)

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseはい、じゃあ
English (US)Okay, then
English (UK)Alright, then
Korean그럼
FrenchD’accord, alors
GermanNa gut, dann
SpanishEstá bien, entonces
Portuguese (BR)Tá bom, então
Hindiठीक है, फिर
IndonesianOke deh, kalau begitu
VietnameseĐược rồi, vậy nhé
Thaiตกลง งั้นก็…

Meaning & Usage
This phrase is used to transition from one part of a conversation or lesson to another.
It’s often used by teachers or facilitators to say “Alright, moving on.”

Example Sentence
はい、じゃあ次の質問に行きましょう。
Okay, then let’s move on to the next question.


Expression 2: 各自やってみて

(Try it on your own)

LanguageTranslation
Japanese各自やってみて
English (US)Try it on your own
English (UK)Give it a go by yourself
Korean각자 해보자
FrenchEssaie par toi-même
GermanVersuch’s selbst
SpanishInténtalo tú solo(a)
Portuguese (BR)Tenta por conta própria
Hindiखुद करके देखो
IndonesianCoba sendiri ya
VietnameseTự làm thử đi
Thaiลองทำด้วยตัวเองสิ

Meaning & Usage
This phrase is commonly used in group activities or classrooms when encouraging everyone to try something on their own.
“各自” means “each person” and “やってみて” means “try doing it.”

Example Sentence
説明はここまでです。各自やってみてください。
That’s the explanation. Try it on your own.


Final Note

This episode’s phrases are ideal for classroom and group learning settings.
Try practicing them aloud while imagining you’re in a Japanese class or study group.