Studying Japanese Ep.663

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Discover real expressions you won’t find in textbooks.

Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode features expressions used to encourage, offer support, acknowledge fatigue, and praise someone for their effort. These phrases are helpful in building rapport and expressing empathy in conversations.

Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 頑張ってね

LanguageTranslation
Japanese頑張ってね
English (US)Cheer up
English (UK)Cheer up
Korean힘내세요
FrenchCourage
GermanViel Glück
SpanishÁnimo
Portuguese (BR)Força
Hindiउल्लास करो।
IndonesianSemangat ya
VietnameseCố gắng lên
Thaiสู้ๆ นะ

Meaning & Usage

A supportive expression used to encourage someone, often when they are facing a challenge or need motivation. It can be used for both minor and more serious situations.

Example Sentence

試験頑張ってね!
Good luck on your exam!


Expression 2: じゃあ私も残業しようかな

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseじゃあ私も残業しようかな
English (US)Then I’ll have to work overtime, too.
English (UK)Then I’ll have to work overtime, too.
Korean그럼 나도 야근을 해야겠네요
FrenchAlors, je vais devoir faire des heures supplémentaires aussi.
GermanDann muss ich auch Überstunden machen.
SpanishEntonces tendré que hacer horas extras también.
Portuguese (BR)Então eu também terei que fazer hora extra.
Hindiफिर मुझे ओवरटाइम भी करना होगा।
IndonesianKalau begitu, saya juga harus lembur.
VietnameseVậy thì tôi cũng phải làm thêm giờ.
Thaiงั้นฉันก็คงต้องทำงานล่วงเวลาเหมือนกัน

Meaning & Usage

A phrase used to express the idea of working extra hours or staying late, often used humorously or resignedly. It’s typically used in a workplace setting when acknowledging the need to stay longer to finish tasks.

Example Sentence

じゃあ私も残業しようかな、終わらせないと。
Then I’ll have to work overtime too, I need to finish this.


Expression 3: 疲れてるね

LanguageTranslation
Japanese疲れてるね
English (US)You look tired
English (UK)You look tired
Korean피곤해 보이네
FrenchTu as l’air fatigué
GermanDu siehst müde aus
SpanishTe ves cansado
Portuguese (BR)Você está cansado
Hindiतुम थके हुए लग रहे हो
IndonesianKamu terlihat lelah
VietnameseBạn trông mệt mỏi
Thaiคุณดูเหนื่อยนะ

Meaning & Usage

A phrase used to notice or comment on someone’s fatigue or tired appearance. It’s a casual expression often used when someone looks exhausted or worn out.

Example Sentence

昨日遅くまで働いたから、疲れてるね。
You look tired, you worked late yesterday, right?


Expression 4: すごい, やればできるじゃん

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseすごい, やればできるじゃん
English (US)Wow, you can do it if you do it
English (UK)Wow, you can do it if you do it
Korean대단하다, 하면 되잖아
FrenchWaouh, tu peux le faire si tu t’y mets
GermanWow, du kannst es schaffen, wenn du es versuchst
SpanishWow, lo puedes hacer si lo intentas
Portuguese (BR)Uau, você consegue se fizer isso
Hindiवाह, तुम यह कर सकते हो अगर तुम यह कर रहे हो
IndonesianWow, kamu bisa melakukannya kalau kamu mencobanya
VietnameseWow, bạn có thể làm được nếu làm
Thaiว้าว, คุณทำได้ถ้าคุณลองทำ

Meaning & Usage

A phrase used to praise someone’s ability or effort after they successfully accomplish something, especially after showing doubt or hesitation.

Example Sentence

すごい, やればできるじゃん!
Wow, you can do it if you do it!


Final Note

This episode highlights expressions of encouragement, recognition, and casual observation. These phrases will help you communicate effectively in both casual and workplace settings.

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