Studying Japanese Ep.746
Improve your Japanese through realistic, context-based dialogue from dramas
These phrases aren’t from textbooks — they’re what real people say in real situations.
Listen repeatedly and speak along to internalize the rhythm and tone.
Subtitles available in 12 different languages
Experience language learning with visual support that matches your own native language.
It’s a smart and stress-free way to study Japanese.
Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces 部屋でちょっと待っててください (Please wait a moment in my room), a polite way to ask someone to wait in your room, often used when you need to step away briefly or get something for them.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: 部屋でちょっと待っててください
| Japanese | 部屋でちょっと待っててください |
|---|---|
| English (US) | Please wait a moment in my room |
| English (UK) | Please wait a moment in my room |
| Korean | 방에서 조금만 기다려주세요 |
| Hindi | कृपया मेरे कमरे में एक पल इंतजार करें |
| French | Merci d’attendre un moment dans ma chambre |
| German | Bitte warten Sie einen Moment in meinem Zimmer |
| Spanish | Por favor espera un momento en mi habitación |
| Portuguese (BR) | Por favor, espere um momento no meu quarto |
| Italian | Per favore, aspetta un momento nella mia stanza |
| Dutch | Wacht alsjeblieft even in mijn kamer |
| Vietnamese | Vui lòng chờ một chút trong phòng tôi |
| Thai | กรุณารอสักครู่ในห้องของฉัน |
Meaning & Usage
- 部屋でちょっと待っててください: A polite request asking someone to wait in your room, commonly used in casual or semi-formal situations when you need a moment to prepare or do something.
Example Sentence
- 部屋でちょっと待っててください: “ちょっとだけ待っててください。部屋でちょっと待っててください。” (Please wait just a moment. Wait a little in my room.)
Final Note
部屋でちょっと待っててください (Please wait a moment in my room) is a courteous phrase used to direct someone to wait in a designated space. It can be used in social or professional contexts when you need to step away or prepare something for the person.
–