Studying Japanese Ep.815

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces phrases used to express that something has already been said or communicated, either today or the day before. These expressions are useful for emphasizing that you’ve already shared information with someone.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 今言ったよね

Japanese今言ったよね
English (US)I told you today
English (UK)I told you today
Korean오늘 얘기했잖아요
Hindiमैंने आज तुमसे कहा था
FrenchJe te l’ai dit aujourd’hui
GermanIch habe es dir heute gesagt
SpanishTe lo dije hoy
Portuguese (BR)Eu te disse hoje
ItalianTe l’ho detto oggi
DutchIk heb het je vandaag gezegd
VietnameseTôi đã nói với bạn hôm nay
Thaiวันนี้ฉันบอกคุณแล้ว

Meaning & Usage

  • 今言ったよね: This phrase is used to remind someone of something that was just said, emphasizing that the information was already shared earlier in the conversation.

Example Sentence

  • 今言ったよね: “今言ったよね、明日までに終わらせることを忘れないでね。” (I told you today, don’t forget to finish it by tomorrow.)

Expression 2: 昨日言いましたよね

Japanese昨日言いましたよね
English (US)I told you yesterday.
English (UK)I told you yesterday.
Korean어제 말했잖아요
Hindiमैंने आपको कल बताया था।
FrenchJe vous l’ai dit hier
GermanIch habe es dir gestern gesagt
SpanishTe lo dije ayer
Portuguese (BR)Eu te disse ontem
ItalianTe l’ho detto ieri
DutchIk heb het je gisteren gezegd
VietnameseTôi đã nói với bạn hôm qua
Thaiเมื่อวานฉันบอกคุณแล้ว

Meaning & Usage

  • 昨日言いましたよね: This phrase is used to remind someone of something you told them the previous day. It serves as a reminder of something communicated earlier.

Example Sentence

  • 昨日言いましたよね: “昨日言いましたよね、提出期限は今日です。” (I told you yesterday, the submission deadline is today.)

Final Note

This episode highlights phrases that emphasize previous communication. They’re used to remind someone of something you’ve already said either recently (today) or the previous day, making them essential in situations where clarity or follow-up is needed.