Studying Japanese Ep.907

Practice real Japanese by immersing yourself in drama-based conversations
Listening repeatedly to authentic phrases helps improve your pronunciation and understanding.
Repetition builds confidence — and it’s fun too!

Subtitles are available in 11 different languages
Whether you’re a beginner or intermediate learner, you’ll benefit from multilingual support.
Enjoy studying Japanese the smart way.

Learn expressions that are useful, emotional, and naturally spoken.


Key Expressions and Meanings

Today’s expressions focus on gentle conversation and daily greetings often used in the home or between close people. These casual and caring phrases are easy to adopt into daily Japanese and help you sound natural and emotionally aware.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression: 昨日は…

LanguageTranslation
Japanese昨日は…
English (US)Yesterday…
English (UK)Yesterday…
Korean어제는…
SpanishAyer…
GermanGestern…
FrenchHier…
Portuguese (BR)Ontem…
Hindiकल…
IndonesianKemarin…
VietnameseHôm qua…
Thaiเมื่อวาน…

Meaning & Usage
This phrase often begins a reflection, either positive or contemplative. It’s a soft, natural opening that signals you’re about to share a thought or memory related to yesterday.

Example Sentence
昨日は楽しかったね。
Yesterday was fun, wasn’t it?


Expression: 特に大丈夫だったかな

LanguageTranslation
Japanese特に大丈夫だったかな
English (US)I think it was especially okay
English (UK)I suppose it went alright
Korean특별히 괜찮았던걸까
SpanishCreo que estuvo bastante bien
GermanIch denke, es war ziemlich gut
FrenchJe pense que ça s’est bien passé
Portuguese (BR)Acho que correu tudo bem
Hindiमुझे लगता है सब ठीक था
IndonesianSepertinya tidak ada masalah
VietnameseChắc là không sao cả
Thaiคิดว่าน่าจะโอเคนะ

Meaning & Usage
A phrase often used when reflecting on an event or day that went better than expected. The addition of “かな” softens the tone, making it introspective or seeking agreement.

Example Sentence
昨日の発表、特に大丈夫だったかな。
Yesterday’s presentation—I think it went okay.


Expression: いってらっしゃい

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseいってらっしゃい
English (US)Have a good day
English (UK)Take care
Korean잘 다녀오세요
SpanishQue te vaya bien
GermanHab einen schönen Tag
FrenchBonne journée
Portuguese (BR)Tenha um bom dia
Hindiअच्छा दिन हो
IndonesianSelamat jalan
VietnameseĐi nhé
Thaiไปดีมาดีนะ

Meaning & Usage
A warm, commonly used farewell when someone leaves the house. It expresses both care and hope that everything goes smoothly.

Example Sentence
今日も元気でね。いってらっしゃい。
Have a great day. Take care!


Final Note

This episode showcases gentle and thoughtful expressions used in daily family life. They might seem simple, but they are packed with cultural warmth and emotional nuance. Use them often and naturally—you’ll sound both fluent and caring!