Listen and learn real-life Japanese through natural conversations
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Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces a simple but essential phrase used to inquire about someone’s identity or presence. It’s commonly used in situations where you’re answering the door, phone, or when someone is unknown to you.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: だれですか?
| Japanese | だれですか? |
|---|---|
| English (US) | Who is it? |
| English (UK) | Who is it? |
| Korean | 누구세요 |
| Hindi | कौन है? |
| French | Qui est-ce ? |
| German | Wer ist das? |
| Spanish | ¿Quién es? |
| Portuguese (BR) | Quem é? |
| Italian | Chi è? |
| Dutch | Wie is het? |
| Vietnamese | Ai vậy? |
| Thai | ใครน่ะ? |
Meaning & Usage
- だれですか?: This is a polite way of asking “Who is it?” and is often used when answering the door, phone, or when asking about someone’s identity. It is a common expression in both formal and informal contexts.
Example Sentence
- だれですか?: “だれですか? こんな時間に誰か来たの?” (Who is it? Did someone come at this time?)
Final Note
This episode introduces a simple yet important phrase for inquiring about someone’s identity. It’s widely used in daily interactions, especially in polite and formal settings.
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