Studying Japanese Ep.744

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode focuses on expressions used to talk about frequency and approximate numbers. Expressions like 週に..? (In a week…?) and 九回ぐらい (nine times or so) are practical for discussing habits, routines, and how often something occurs.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 週に..?

Japanese週に..?
English (US)In a week…?
English (UK)In a week…?
Korean일주일에..?
Hindiएक हफ्ते में..?
FrenchEn une semaine… ?
GermanIn einer Woche…?
Spanish¿En una semana…?
Portuguese (BR)Em uma semana…?
ItalianIn una settimana…?
DutchIn een week…?
VietnameseTrong một tuần…?
Thaiในหนึ่งสัปดาห์…?

Meaning & Usage

  • 週に..?: Used when asking how many times something happens in a week.

Example Sentence

  • “週に何回ジムに行くの?” (How many times do you go to the gym in a week?)

Expression 2: 九回ぐらい

Japanese九回ぐらい
English (US)nine times or so
English (UK)about nine times
Korean9번 정도
Hindiलगभग नौ बार
Frenchenviron neuf fois
Germanungefähr neun Mal
Spanishaproximadamente nueve veces
Portuguese (BR)cerca de nove vezes
Italiancirca nove volte
Dutchongeveer negen keer
Vietnamesekhoảng chín lần
Thaiประมาณเก้าครั้ง

Meaning & Usage

  • 九回ぐらい: Used to describe an approximate number of times something happens.

Example Sentence

  • “週に九回ぐらい運動をします” (I exercise about nine times a week.)

Final Note

These expressions are useful in both casual and semi-formal contexts, allowing you to communicate in a variety of situations from work to personal life. Using them appropriately can help you sound more natural in Japanese conversations.