Studying Japanese Ep.887

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode features expressions related to work and personal accomplishments, including writing proposals, receiving compliments, and expressing happiness. These phrases are useful in both professional and personal contexts.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 新しい企画書書いたんです

Japanese新しい企画書書いたんです
English (US)I wrote a new proposal
English (UK)I wrote a new proposal
Korean새로운 기획서를 썼습니다
Hindiमैंने एक नया प्रस्ताव लिखा है।
FrenchJ’ai écrit une nouvelle proposition
GermanIch habe einen neuen Vorschlag geschrieben
SpanishEscribí una nueva propuesta
Portuguese (BR)Eu escrevi uma nova proposta
ItalianHo scritto una nuova proposta
DutchIk heb een nieuw voorstel geschreven
VietnameseTôi đã viết một đề xuất mới
Thaiฉันเขียนข้อเสนอใหม่

Meaning & Usage

  • 新しい企画書書いたんです: This phrase is used when you want to announce that you’ve written a new proposal or plan, often in a work context. The use of “んです” adds a soft, explanatory tone.

Example Sentence

  • 新しい企画書書いたんです: “新しい企画書書いたんです、みんなに見せるのが楽しみです。” (I wrote a new proposal. I’m looking forward to showing it to everyone.)

Expression 2: 先輩に褒められるの…

Japanese先輩に褒められるの…
English (US)Getting compliments from seniors…
English (UK)Getting compliments from seniors…
Korean선배에게 칭찬받는 거…
Hindiसीनियर्स की तारीफ .
FrenchRecevoir des compliments des supérieurs…
GermanKomplimente von älteren Kollegen bekommen…
SpanishRecibir cumplidos de los superiores…
Portuguese (BR)Receber elogios dos mais experientes…
ItalianRicevere complimenti dai superiori…
DutchComplimenten van senioren krijgen…
VietnameseNhận được lời khen từ cấp trên…
Thaiได้รับคำชมจากรุ่นพี่…

Meaning & Usage

  • 先輩に褒められるの…: This phrase expresses the feeling of receiving praise or compliments from a senior, often used when talking about someone with more experience or authority.

Example Sentence

  • 先輩に褒められるの…: “先輩に褒められるのが一番嬉しい!” (Getting compliments from my seniors is the best!)

Expression 3: 一番嬉しいんです

Japanese一番嬉しいんです
English (US)I’m the happiest
English (UK)I’m the happiest
Korean가장 행복해요
Hindiमैं सबसे खुश हूं
FrenchJe suis le plus heureux
GermanIch bin am glücklichsten
SpanishSoy el más feliz
Portuguese (BR)Eu sou o mais feliz
ItalianSono il più felice
DutchIk ben het gelukkigst
VietnameseTôi hạnh phúc nhất
Thaiฉันมีความสุขที่สุด

Meaning & Usage

  • 一番嬉しいんです: A phrase used to express that something makes you the happiest, often used when sharing your emotions or feelings of joy.

Example Sentence

  • 一番嬉しいんです: “先輩に褒められることが一番嬉しいんです。” (Getting compliments from my seniors makes me the happiest.)

Final Note

This episode highlights expressions related to work accomplishments and personal satisfaction. By mastering these phrases, you’ll be able to communicate about your achievements and express your emotions in a natural and professional manner.