Studying Japanese Ep.801

Listen and learn real-life Japanese through natural conversations
By repeatedly listening to real-life expressions, you’ll internalize Japanese without conscious effort. It’s one of the most effective ways to absorb vocabulary and grammar naturally.

Practice Japanese in a fun and engaging way—with subtitles in 11 different languages
With multilingual subtitles, even beginners can follow along and enjoy studying without stress.


Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces two common expressions used for agreeing or acknowledging and expressing gratitude. These are fundamental expressions used in both casual and polite conversations, making them essential for engaging in everyday interactions.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: はい

Japaneseはい
English (US)Yes
English (UK)Yes
Korean
Hindiहाँ
FrenchOui
GermanJa
Spanish
Portuguese (BR)Sim
Italian
DutchJa
VietnameseVâng
Thaiใช่

Meaning & Usage

  • はい: This is a simple, affirmative response meaning “yes.” It is used to confirm or acknowledge something, and it can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

Example Sentence

  • はい: “はい、わかりました。” (Yes, I understand.)

Expression 2: ありがとう..

Japaneseありがとう..
English (US)Thank you..
English (UK)Thank you..
Korean감사합니다..
Hindiधन्यवाद
FrenchMerci
GermanDanke
SpanishGracias
Portuguese (BR)Obrigado
ItalianGrazie
DutchDank je wel
VietnameseCảm ơn
Thaiขอบคุณ

Meaning & Usage

  • ありがとう..: This is a polite way to express gratitude, and it can be used in both formal and informal settings. The ellipsis (“..”) can indicate that the speaker is slightly hesitant or emotional while expressing thanks.

Example Sentence

  • ありがとう..: “本当にありがとう..” (Thank you so much..)

Final Note

This episode introduces essential phrases for expressing agreement and gratitude. These expressions are commonly used in both casual and polite contexts, helping you communicate effectively with others.