Studying Japanese Ep.761

Learn real-life Japanese through authentic drama scenes
Practice natural expressions you won’t find in textbooks.
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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces expressions that are useful when seeking confirmation or agreement, such as わかる人? and えだって. These phrases are commonly used in casual and everyday conversations.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: わかる人?

Japaneseわかる人?
English (US)Do you understand?
English (UK)Do you understand?
Korean아는 사람?
Hindiक्या आप समझते हैं?
FrenchTu comprends ?
GermanVerstehst du?
Spanish¿Entiendes?
Portuguese (BR)Você entende?
ItalianCapisci?
DutchBegrijp je het?
VietnameseBạn hiểu không?
Thaiเข้าใจไหม?

Meaning & Usage

  • わかる人?: This expression is a casual way of asking if someone understands something. It’s often used when checking if others comprehend a situation or a statement. It can also be used when asking for help.

Example Sentence

  • わかる人?: “これ、わかる人?” (Is there anyone who understands this?)

Expression 2: えだって

Japaneseえだって
English (US)Even so
English (UK)Even so
Korean그래도
Hindiफिर भी ऐसा ही है।
FrenchMême si
GermanAuch so
SpanishAun así
Portuguese (BR)Mesmo assim
ItalianAnche così
DutchToch
VietnameseDù sao đi nữa
Thaiก็ยังไงอยู่ดี

Meaning & Usage

  • えだって: This phrase is used to express a contrast or to insist on something despite an opposing idea. It’s often used informally in conversations.

Example Sentence

  • えだって: “えだって、私は行きたいんだ。” (Even so, I want to go.)

Final Note

This episode introduces わかる人? for confirming understanding and えだって for making a point despite opposition. Both expressions are useful in daily life, especially in conversations where understanding and asserting oneself are key.