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Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces casual and useful expressions like “well” (used when preparing to do something or pushing through a task) and “look at this” (used to get someone’s attention or show them something).
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: よいしょ
| Japanese | よいしょ |
|---|---|
| English (US) | Well |
| English (UK) | Well |
| Korean | 영차 |
| Hindi | अच्छी तरह से |
| French | Bien |
| German | Na gut |
| Spanish | Bien |
| Portuguese (BR) | Bem |
| Italian | Bene |
| Dutch | Goed |
| Vietnamese | Tốt |
| Thai | โอเค |
Meaning & Usage
- よいしょ: This is an exclamation commonly used when lifting or moving something, or when you are preparing to do something. It is similar to saying “Well” or “Here we go” in English when exerting effort.
Example Sentence
- よいしょ: “よいしょ、これを持ち上げるのは大変だ。” (Well, lifting this is tough.)
Expression 2: これ見て
| Japanese | これ見て |
|---|---|
| English (US) | Look at this |
| English (UK) | Look at this |
| Korean | 이거 봐요 |
| Hindi | देखिए ये |
| French | Regardez ceci |
| German | Sieh dir das an |
| Spanish | Mira esto |
| Portuguese (BR) | Olha isso |
| Italian | Guarda questo |
| Dutch | Kijk hier |
| Vietnamese | Nhìn cái này |
| Thai | ดูนี่ |
Meaning & Usage
- これ見て: This is a casual way to get someone’s attention to show them something. It can be used when you want to show something to someone or get their reaction.
Example Sentence
- これ見て: “これ見て！新しい携帯を買ったんだ！” (Look at this! I bought a new phone!)
Final Note
This episode introduces expressions that are practical for engaging in casual conversations, whether it’s a situation where you are preparing to do something or showing someone something. These phrases are useful for adding natural flow to your Japanese conversations.
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