Studying Japanese Ep.1095

Learn Japanese through practical expressions often used in work and negotiation situations.
Repeated listening helps internalize tone, grammar, and vocabulary.
These phrases are useful for business conversations, clarifying mistakes, and confirming agreements.

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This episode focuses on phrases used to point out errors, refuse transactions, and finalize agreements politely and clearly.


Key Expressions and Meanings

Expression 1

間違い?

LanguageTranslation
English (US)A mistake? / Is that wrong?
English (UK)Mistake? / Is that incorrect?
Korean실수야?
FrenchUne erreur ?
GermanEin Fehler?
Spanish¿Un error?
Portuguese (BR)Um erro?
Hindiगलती?
IndonesianKesalahan?
VietnameseSai chứ?
Thaiผิดหรือ?

Meaning & Usage
Used to question whether something is incorrect or a misunderstanding. In business or casual settings, it’s concise and slightly probing, inviting clarification. Tone determines if it’s casual, neutral, or firm.

Example Sentences

  1. この数字、間違い?
    → Is this number a mistake?
  2. 間違い?確認してください。
    → A mistake? Please check it.
  3. 間違い?もう一度資料を見せて。
    → A mistake? Show me the documents again.

Expression 2

取引無理

LanguageTranslation
English (US)The deal is impossible
English (UK)The transaction is impossible
Korean거래 불가능
FrenchLa transaction est impossible
GermanDas Geschäft ist unmöglich
SpanishLa transacción es imposible
Portuguese (BR)A negociação é impossível
Hindiलेन-देन असंभव है
IndonesianTransaksinya tidak mungkin
VietnameseGiao dịch không thể thực hiện
Thaiการทำธุรกรรมเป็นไปไม่ได้

Meaning & Usage
Used to clearly state that a business deal or transaction cannot proceed. It is concise, direct, and often used in professional contexts to avoid misunderstandings. Tone should be polite but firm if used in formal communication.

Example Sentences

  1. この条件では取引無理です。
    → Under these conditions, the deal is impossible.
  2. 取引無理。別の案を考えましょう。
    → The transaction is impossible. Let’s think of an alternative.
  3. 申し訳ないですが、今回の取引は無理です。
    → I’m sorry, but this deal is not possible.

Expression 3

この内容で契約させてください

LanguageTranslation
English (US)Please let me sign the contract with this content
English (UK)I would like to finalize the contract with this content
Korean이 내용으로 계약하게 해주세요
FrenchMerci de me laisser conclure le contrat avec ce contenu
GermanBitte lassen Sie mich mit diesem Inhalt den Vertrag abschließen
SpanishPor favor, permítanme firmar el contrato con este contenido
Portuguese (BR)Por favor, deixe-me assinar o contrato com este conteúdo
Hindiकृपया मुझे इस सामग्री के साथ अनुबंध करने दें
IndonesianTolong izinkan saya menandatangani kontrak dengan isi ini
VietnameseXin cho tôi ký hợp đồng với nội dung này
Thaiกรุณาให้ฉันทำสัญญาตามเนื้อหานี้

Meaning & Usage
A polite and formal way to request finalization of a contract. It shows agreement with the terms presented and readiness to proceed. Commonly used in business emails, negotiations, or formal discussions.

Example Sentences

  1. この内容で契約させてください。条件はすべて確認済みです。
    → Please let me sign the contract with this content. All conditions have been confirmed.
  2. この内容で契約させてください。早めに進めたいです。
    → I would like to finalize the contract with this content. I want to proceed quickly.
  3. この内容で契約させてください。問題がなければ署名します。
    → Please let me sign the contract with this content. I will sign if there are no issues.

Final Note

This episode focuses on practical business expressions. 「間違い?」 allows you to question errors clearly, 「取引無理」 communicates impossibility in transactions, and 「この内容で契約させてください」 is a polite way to finalize agreements. Together, these phrases are essential for professional Japanese communication in negotiation and contract settings.