Studying Japanese Ep.886

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode includes expressions commonly used to express amazement, curiosity, and the excitement of experiencing something new. These phrases are perfect for reacting to things you find interesting or surprising.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: すごい

Japaneseすごい
English (US)Awesome
English (UK)Awesome
Korean대박
Hindiअद्भुत
FrenchGénial
GermanUnglaublich
SpanishIncreíble
Portuguese (BR)Incrível
ItalianStraordinario
DutchGeweldig
VietnameseTuyệt vời
Thaiเยี่ยม

Meaning & Usage

  • すごい: A very common expression used to show amazement or admiration. It is often used when you find something incredible or impressive.

Example Sentence

  • すごい: “その絵、すごいね!” (That painting is awesome!)

Expression 2: 温泉~

Japanese温泉~
English (US)Hot spring~
English (UK)Hot spring~
Korean온천~
Hindiगर्म झरना~
FrenchSource chaude~
GermanHeiße Quelle~
SpanishFuente termal~
Portuguese (BR)Fonte termal~
ItalianSorgente termale~
DutchWarmwaterbron~
VietnameseSuối nước nóng~
Thaiน้ำพุร้อน~

Meaning & Usage

  • 温泉~: A term used when talking about hot springs, a very popular and relaxing experience in Japan. The tilde (~) adds a playful or enthusiastic tone.

Example Sentence

  • 温泉~: “週末に温泉行きたいな~” (I want to go to the hot spring this weekend~)

Expression 3: 気になる?

Japanese気になる?
English (US)Are you curious?
English (UK)Are you curious?
Korean궁금하세요?
Hindiक्या आप उत्सुक हैं?
FrenchÇa t’intéresse ?
GermanBist du neugierig?
Spanish¿Tienes curiosidad?
Portuguese (BR)Você está curioso?
ItalianSei curioso?
DutchBen je nieuwsgierig?
VietnameseBạn tò mò à?
Thaiคุณอยากรู้ไหม?

Meaning & Usage

  • 気になる?: A casual and friendly way to ask if someone is curious or interested in something. It’s commonly used when you want to know if someone is intrigued by a subject.

Example Sentence

  • 気になる?: “その映画、気になる?” (Are you curious about that movie?)

Final Note

This episode highlights expressions used to react to things that amaze you or spark curiosity. Whether you’re admiring something or asking if someone is interested, these phrases will help you sound natural in casual conversations.