Studying Japanese Ep.717

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode features expressions that are used when apologizing or acknowledging tension. These are informal phrases that you’ll often hear in casual conversations, especially when someone makes a mistake or feels nervous.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: あごめん

Japaneseあごめん
English (US)Ah, sorry
English (UK)Ah, sorry
Korean앗, 미안
Hindiआह, क्षमा करें
FrenchAh, désolé
GermanAh, Entschuldigung
SpanishAh, lo siento
Portuguese (BR)Ah, desculpa
ItalianAh, scusa
DutchAh, sorry
VietnameseÀ, xin lỗi
Thaiอ๊ะ ขอโทษ

Expression 2: ごめんね

Japaneseごめんね
English (US)Sorry
English (UK)Sorry
Korean미안해
Hindiमाफ़ करना
FrenchDésolé
GermanEntschuldigung
SpanishLo siento
Portuguese (BR)Desculpa
ItalianScusa
DutchSorry
VietnameseXin lỗi
Thaiขอโทษ

Expression 3: 緊張するで

Japanese緊張するで
English (US)In tension
English (UK)In tension
Korean긴장돼
Hindiतनाव में
FrenchJe suis nerveux
GermanIch bin nervös
SpanishEstoy nervioso
Portuguese (BR)Estou nervoso
ItalianSono nervoso
DutchIk ben nerveus
VietnameseTôi căng thẳng
Thaiฉันตึงเครียด

Final Note

These expressions are commonly used to express apology or acknowledge tension in everyday conversations. あごめん and ごめんね are casual ways of apologizing, while 緊張するで is a way of expressing nervousness or tension, often heard when someone is about to do something important or difficult. Mastering these expressions will help you sound more natural when speaking Japanese, especially in informal or emotional settings.