Studying Japanese Ep.818

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces phrases used in customer service and real estate contexts. The expressions are essential for making introductions, explaining details, and offering services, often used in formal or professional settings.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: お客さん..

Japaneseお客さん..
English (US)Customer..
English (UK)Customer..
Korean고객님
Hindiग्राहक ..
FrenchClient..
GermanKunde..
SpanishCliente..
Portuguese (BR)Cliente..
ItalianCliente..
DutchKlant..
VietnameseKhách hàng..
Thaiลูกค้า..

Meaning & Usage

  • お客さん: A polite term for referring to a customer or client. It’s used in formal situations, especially when addressing someone in a business or service context.

Example Sentence

  • お客さん: “お客さん、こちらへどうぞ。” (Customer, please come this way.)

Expression 2: Moodyz不動産へようこそです

JapaneseMoodyz不動産へようこそです
English (US)Welcome to Moody Real Estate
English (UK)Welcome to Moody Real Estate
Korean무디즈 부동산에 오신 것을 환영합니다
Hindiमूडी रियल एस्टेट में आपका स्वागत है।
FrenchBienvenue chez Moody Real Estate
GermanWillkommen bei Moody Real Estate
SpanishBienvenido a Moody Real Estate
Portuguese (BR)Bem-vindo à Moody Real Estate
ItalianBenvenuto a Moody Real Estate
DutchWelkom bij Moody Real Estate
VietnameseChào mừng đến với Moody Real Estate
Thaiยินดีต้อนรับสู่ Moody Real Estate

Meaning & Usage

  • Moodyz不動産へようこそです: This is a formal greeting used to welcome a customer or visitor to a real estate office, indicating a professional and polite introduction.

Example Sentence

  • Moodyz不動産へようこそです: “Moodyz不動産へようこそです。どうぞお座りください。” (Welcome to Moody Real Estate. Please have a seat.)

Expression 3: 本日担当させていただきます

Japanese本日担当させていただきます
English (US)I’m in charge today.
English (UK)I’m in charge today.
Korean오늘은 제가 책임자입니다
Hindiमैं आज प्रभारी हूँ।
FrenchJe suis en charge aujourd’hui
GermanIch bin heute verantwortlich
SpanishYo soy el encargado hoy
Portuguese (BR)Eu sou o responsável hoje
ItalianOggi sono io a gestire
DutchIk ben vandaag verantwoordelijk
VietnameseHôm nay tôi phụ trách
Thaiวันนี้ฉันเป็นผู้รับผิดชอบ

Meaning & Usage

  • 本日担当させていただきます: This phrase is used in professional settings to introduce oneself as the person in charge for the day or the task. It’s a polite expression commonly used in customer service or business contexts.

Example Sentence

  • 本日担当させていただきます: “本日担当させていただきますので、よろしくお願いします。” (I’m in charge today, so I look forward to working with you.)

Expression 4: 間取りも十分な広さもありますし

Japanese間取りも十分な広さもありますし
English (US)The floor plan is big enough
English (UK)The floor plan is big enough
Korean평면도는 충분히 큽니다
Hindiफ्लोर प्लान काफी बड़ा है।
FrenchLe plan de l’étage est suffisamment grand
GermanDer Grundriss ist groß genug
SpanishEl plano de la casa es lo suficientemente grande
Portuguese (BR)O plano do andar é grande o suficiente
ItalianIl piano è abbastanza grande
DutchDe plattegrond is groot genoeg
VietnameseMặt bằng đủ rộng
Thaiแผนผังชั้นมีขนาดใหญ่พอสมควร

Meaning & Usage

  • 間取りも十分な広さもありますし: This expression is used when describing the size of a space, indicating that it’s sufficiently spacious. It’s commonly used in real estate to highlight the adequacy of the layout.

Example Sentence

  • 間取りも十分な広さもありますし: “間取りも十分な広さもありますし、非常に快適な空間です。” (The floor plan is big enough, and it’s a very comfortable space.)

Expression 5: 寝室となっております

Japanese寝室となっております
English (US)It is a bedroom
English (UK)It is a bedroom
Korean침실입니다
Hindiयह मेरा शयनकक्ष है
FrenchC’est une chambre
GermanEs ist ein Schlafzimmer
SpanishEs un dormitorio
Portuguese (BR)É um quarto
ItalianÈ una camera da letto
DutchHet is een slaapkamer
VietnameseNó là một phòng ngủ
Thaiมันคือนอนห้องพัก

Meaning & Usage

  • 寝室となっております: This phrase is used to describe a room as a bedroom. It’s a formal or polite way of presenting the function of a room, typically used in real estate or housing contexts.

Example Sentence

  • 寝室となっております: “こちらが寝室となっております。” (This is the bedroom.)

Final Note

This episode introduces useful expressions for real estate and customer service, from welcoming clients to describing living spaces. These phrases are essential for formal and professional communication, especially in the real estate industry.