Learn Japanese through engaging and natural drama scenes
Repeated listening helps internalize grammar, tone, and vocabulary.
Enjoy immersive learning and improve your fluency without stress.
Subtitles available in 11 different languages
Wherever you’re from, study comfortably with subtitles in your own language.
Learning Japanese has never been more enjoyable!
Absorb real-life Japanese used in everyday conversations.
Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode features gentle and supportive expressions often used at home or in familiar environments. These phrases help convey care, comfort, and daily communication among close people.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: 入るわよ
| Language | Translation |
|---|---|
| Japanese | 入るわよ |
| English (US) | Here we go |
| English (UK) | I’m coming in |
| Korean | 들어갈게요 |
| French | J’entre, d’accord ? |
| German | Ich komme rein |
| Spanish | Voy a entrar |
| Portuguese (BR) | Vou entrar |
| Hindi | मैं अंदर आ रही हूँ |
| Indonesian | Saya masuk ya |
| Vietnamese | Tôi vào nhé |
| Thai | ฉันจะเข้าไปแล้วนะ |
Meaning & Usage
This phrase is used when someone is about to enter a room, often said politely or gently.
The “わよ” at the end gives it a soft, feminine tone—commonly heard in daily conversation, especially in homes.
Example Sentence
部屋に入るわよ
I’m coming into the room.
Expression 2: 洗濯でいいかな
| Language | Translation |
|---|---|
| Japanese | 洗濯でいいかな |
| English (US) | Can I do the laundry? |
| English (UK) | Is laundry okay? |
| Korean | 세탁해도 될까요? |
| French | Est-ce que je peux faire la lessive ? |
| German | Kann ich die Wäsche machen? |
| Spanish | ¿Puedo hacer la colada? |
| Portuguese (BR) | Posso lavar a roupa? |
| Hindi | क्या मैं कपड़े धो सकता हूँ? |
| Indonesian | Boleh saya cuci baju? |
| Vietnamese | Tôi giặt đồ được chứ? |
| Thai | ขอซักผ้าได้ไหม |
Meaning & Usage
This casual question checks if doing the laundry is okay.
The “かな” at the end softens the question and shows uncertainty or consideration.
It’s very natural in conversations among family or housemates.
Example Sentence
今日は晴れてるし、洗濯でいいかな？
It’s sunny today, maybe I can do the laundry?
Expression 3: もっと自分に自信を持って
| Language | Translation |
|---|---|
| Japanese | もっと自分に自信を持って |
| English (US) | You can be more confident |
| English (UK) | Have more confidence in yourself |
| Korean | 더 자신감을 가져도 될 것 같아 |
| French | Aie plus confiance en toi |
| German | Hab mehr Selbstvertrauen |
| Spanish | Ten más confianza en ti |
| Portuguese (BR) | Tenha mais confiança em si mesmo |
| Hindi | खुद पर थोड़ा और भरोसा रखो |
| Indonesian | Percaya diri lebih lagi |
| Vietnamese | Hãy tự tin hơn nữa |
| Thai | จงมั่นใจในตัวเองมากกว่านี้ |
Meaning & Usage
A warm and encouraging phrase used to boost someone’s confidence.
Commonly said between friends or family, especially when someone is feeling nervous or unsure.
“もっと” means “more,” and “自信を持って” means “have confidence.”
Example Sentence
プレゼンの前に、もっと自分に自信を持って！
Before your presentation, have more confidence in yourself!
Final Note
This episode features gentle, everyday phrases often used at home or in casual settings.
Practice their tone and flow to speak more naturally and build emotional nuance in your Japanese.
–