Studying Japanese Ep.661

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode focuses on expressions used to express anger, challenge someone’s reasoning, and convey additional thoughts or instructions. These are key in building emotional understanding and clarity in communication.

Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: なんで私が怒ってるかわかる?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseなんで私が怒ってるかわかる?
English (US)Do you know why I’m angry?
English (UK)Do you know why I’m angry?
Korean왜 내가 화가 났는지 알아?
FrenchSais-tu pourquoi je suis en colère ?
GermanWeißt du, warum ich wütend bin?
Spanish¿Sabes por qué estoy enojado?
Portuguese (BR)Você sabe por que estou bravo?
Hindiक्या आप जानते हैं कि मैं गुस्सा क्यों हूँ?
IndonesianApakah kamu tahu mengapa saya marah?
VietnameseBạn biết tại sao tôi giận không?
Thaiคุณรู้ไหมว่าทำไมฉันถึงโกรธ?

Meaning & Usage

A direct question used when someone is asking if another person understands the reason for their anger or frustration. It’s often used when emotions are running high and clarity is needed.

Example Sentence

なんで私が怒ってるかわかる? もう限界よ!
Do you know why I’m angry? I’ve had enough!


Expression 2: それが表現になると思ってんの?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseそれが表現になると思ってんの?
English (US)Do you think that will be an expression?
English (UK)Do you think that will be an expression?
Korean그게 변명이 될거같아?
FrenchTu penses que ça sera une expression ?
GermanDenkst du, dass das eine Ausrede ist?
Spanish¿Crees que eso será una expresión?
Portuguese (BR)Você acha que isso vai ser uma expressão?
Hindiक्या आपको लगता है कि यह एक अभिव्यक्ति होगी?
IndonesianApakah kamu pikir itu akan menjadi ekspresi?
VietnameseBạn nghĩ điều đó sẽ là một biểu cảm sao?
Thaiคุณคิดว่านั่นจะเป็นการแสดงออกเหรอ?

Meaning & Usage

This phrase is used to challenge someone’s reasoning or justification. It’s often used when questioning whether something can truly be seen as an expression or valid excuse.

Example Sentence

それが表現になると思ってんの? もっと真剣に考えて!
Do you think that will be an expression? Think more seriously!


Expression 3: それに

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseそれに
English (US)Besides
English (UK)Besides
Korean게다가
FrenchEn plus
GermanAußerdem
SpanishAdemás
Portuguese (BR)Além disso
Hindiइसके अलावा
IndonesianSelain itu
VietnameseHơn nữa
Thaiนอกจากนี้

Meaning & Usage

A transitional phrase used to add more information or give an additional point. It’s used to elaborate or expand on a previous statement.

Example Sentence

それに、今日は遅くまで働いていたから疲れた。
Besides, I’m tired because I worked late today.


Expression 4: あ待って

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseあ待って
English (US)Wait a minute
English (UK)Wait a minute
Korean아, 기다려
FrenchAttends une minute
GermanWarte mal
SpanishEspera un minuto
Portuguese (BR)Espera um minuto
Hindiएक मिनट रुको
IndonesianTunggu sebentar
VietnameseChờ một chút
Thaiเดี๋ยวก่อน

Meaning & Usage

A casual phrase used to ask someone to wait for a moment. It’s commonly used in conversations when the speaker needs a brief pause or needs to gather their thoughts.

Example Sentence

あ待って、今すぐ戻るから!
Wait a minute, I’ll be right back!


Final Note

This episode introduces a range of expressions used for questioning, challenging, and adding points to a conversation. Mastering these phrases will help you communicate more naturally in emotional and casual contexts.