Studying Japanese Ep.760

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces greetings and expressions commonly used in social and professional settings. These include はい皆さんはじめまして (a greeting when meeting someone for the first time) and お疲れ様です (an expression of appreciation for hard work).


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: はい皆さんはじめまして

Japaneseはい皆さんはじめまして
English (US)Hello, everyone. Nice to meet you
English (UK)Hello, everyone. Nice to meet you
Korean네 여러분 처음뵙겠습니다
Hindiसभी को नमस्कार। आपसे मिलकर अच्छा लगा।
FrenchBonjour à tous. Enchanté
GermanHallo zusammen. Schön, euch kennenzulernen
SpanishHola a todos. Encantado de conoceros
Portuguese (BR)Olá a todos. Prazer em conhecê-los
ItalianCiao a tutti. Piacere di conoscerti
DutchHallo iedereen. Leuk je te ontmoeten
VietnameseChào các bạn. Rất vui được gặp các bạn
Thaiสวัสดีครับทุกคน ยินดีที่ได้รู้จัก

Meaning & Usage

  • はい皆さんはじめまして: This is a polite and friendly greeting used when meeting a group for the first time. It’s a great way to introduce yourself in formal and casual settings.

Example Sentence

  • はい皆さんはじめまして: “はい皆さんはじめまして、今日からよろしくお願いします。” (Hello, everyone. Nice to meet you, and I look forward to working with you starting today.)

Expression 2: お疲れ様です

Japaneseお疲れ様です
English (US)Is cheers for good work.
English (UK)Good work, thank you.
Korean수고가 많으십니다
Hindiअच्छे काम के लिए शुभकामनाएं।
FrenchBon travail
GermanGute Arbeit
SpanishBuen trabajo
Portuguese (BR)Bom trabalho
ItalianBuon lavoro
DutchGoed gedaan
VietnameseCảm ơn vì công việc tốt
Thaiขอบคุณสำหรับงานดีๆ

Meaning & Usage

  • お疲れ様です: This expression is used to acknowledge someone’s effort after they have worked hard. It is common in workplaces and casual settings to express gratitude or appreciation for work done.

Example Sentence

  • お疲れ様です: “今日もお疲れ様でした。” (Good job today, thank you for your hard work.)

Expression 3: はい, ありがとうございます

Japaneseはい, ありがとうございます
English (US)Yes, thank you
English (UK)Yes, thank you
Korean네, 감사합니다
Hindiजी हां, धन्यवाद।
FrenchOui, merci
GermanJa, danke
SpanishSí, gracias
Portuguese (BR)Sim, obrigado
ItalianSì, grazie
DutchJa, bedankt
VietnameseVâng, cảm ơn
Thaiใช่, ขอบคุณ

Meaning & Usage

  • はい, ありがとうございます: This is a polite and formal way to acknowledge someone’s gratitude or appreciation. It is used to confirm understanding or to thank someone for their actions.

Example Sentence

  • はい, ありがとうございます: “はい, ありがとうございます。お手伝いできて嬉しいです。” (Yes, thank you. I’m happy I could help.)

Final Note

This episode introduces はい皆さんはじめまして for a friendly greeting, お疲れ様です for expressing appreciation for work, and はい, ありがとうございます for polite confirmation and gratitude. These expressions are key for polite, daily interactions in Japanese.