Studying Japanese Ep.901

Learn real Japanese through natural drama scenes.
Listen to authentic expressions and master natural rhythm, tone, and sentence flow.
These realistic conversations help you absorb vocabulary and nuance more effectively.

Subtitles available in 11 different languages.
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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode features casual expressions used in everyday conversations. These phrases are commonly heard in daily interactions, making them essential for building practical Japanese skills. They reflect a natural and friendly tone, helping learners sound more authentic.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 乗って

Japanese乗って
English (US)Get in
English (UK)Get in
Korean타세요
Hindiप्रवेश करना
FrenchMontez
GermanEinsteigen
SpanishSúbete
Portuguese (BR)Entra
ItalianSali
DutchStap in
VietnameseVào đi
Thaiขึ้นรถ

Meaning & Usage

  • 乗って: A casual command or suggestion to “get in” or “hop in,” commonly used when inviting someone to enter a vehicle.

Example Sentence

  • 乗って: “早く乗って!” (Hurry up and get in!)

Expression 2: ゆっくりしてってよ

Japaneseゆっくりしてってよ
English (US)Take your time
English (UK)Take your time
Korean천천히 하세요
Hindiअपना समय ले लो।
FrenchPrends ton temps
GermanNimm dir Zeit
SpanishTómate tu tiempo
Portuguese (BR)Pode ir com calma
ItalianPrenditi il tuo tempo
DutchNeem je tijd
VietnameseThoải mái nhé
Thaiใช้เวลาไปตามสะดวก

Meaning & Usage

  • ゆっくりしてってよ: A friendly, informal way to say “take your time” or “relax,” often used when inviting someone to feel at ease in a casual setting.

Example Sentence

  • ゆっくりしてってよ: “疲れたでしょ、ゆっくりしてってよ。” (You must be tired, take your time and relax.)

Final Note

This episode focuses on expressions that reflect a relaxed and friendly tone. Mastering these expressions will help you sound more natural and approachable when speaking Japanese. Keep practicing these phrases to enhance your conversational skills!