Studying Japanese Ep.771

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces phrases that reflect uncertainty and the difficulty of making decisions, as well as expressions used to describe events that haven’t happened for a while. These are useful for conversations where you express frustration or describe something occurring after a long time.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 何でもいいが一番困るんだよね

Japanese何でもいいが一番困るんだよね
English (US)Anything is fine, but it’s the most difficult thing
English (UK)Anything is fine, but it’s the most difficult thing
Korean뭐든 좋다는게 제일 곤란해
Hindiकुछ भी ठीक है, लेकिन यह सबसे मुश्किल बात है
FrenchTout va, mais c’est le plus difficile
GermanAlles ist in Ordnung, aber es ist das Schwierigste
SpanishCualquier cosa está bien, pero es lo más difícil
Portuguese (BR)Qualquer coisa está bem, mas é a coisa mais difícil
ItalianVa bene qualsiasi cosa, ma è la cosa più difficile
DutchAlles is prima, maar het is het moeilijkste
VietnameseMọi thứ đều ổn, nhưng đó là điều khó nhất
Thaiอะไรก็ได้ แต่เป็นสิ่งที่ยากที่สุด

Meaning & Usage

  • 何でもいいが一番困るんだよね: This phrase expresses frustration with the idea that any choice is acceptable, but that it makes it harder to decide. It’s often used when someone is given too many options and can’t choose, despite the apparent simplicity of the situation.

Example Sentence

  • 何でもいいが一番困るんだよね: “何でもいいが一番困るんだよね、何か決めるのが本当に難しい。” (Anything is fine, but it’s the most difficult thing; choosing something is really hard.)

Expression 2: 久々にさ…

Japanese久々にさ…
English (US)in a long time…
English (UK)in a long time…
Korean오랫만이네요..
Hindiलंबे समय में
FrenchÇa fait longtemps…
GermanSchon lange her…
SpanishHace mucho tiempo…
Portuguese (BR)Faz tempo…
ItalianÈ passato molto tempo…
DutchHet is lang geleden…
VietnameseLâu lắm rồi…
Thaiนานแล้วนะ…

Meaning & Usage

  • 久々にさ…: This expression is used to refer to something that hasn’t happened in a long time, often used when reuniting with someone or doing something after a long break.

Example Sentence

  • 久々にさ…: “久々にさ、会えて嬉しいよ。” (It’s been a long time… I’m so happy to see you.)

Final Note

This episode focuses on expressions for decision-making and reflecting on things that haven’t happened in a while. 何でもいいが一番困るんだよね is a phrase for expressing difficulty in choosing, while 久々にさ is perfect for catching up after a long time.