Studying Japanese Ep.918

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Grasp culturally rich phrases used in everyday life.


Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode focuses on daily expressions used in phone conversations and weather-related updates. You’ll encounter useful phrases for checking on someone, explaining sudden changes in plans, and small talk related to rain—all essential for natural Japanese communication.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression: すごい雨でしたね

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseすごい雨でしたね
English (US)It was really heavy rain
English (UK)That was some heavy rain
Korean비가 정말 많이 왔네요
SpanishLlovió muy fuerte
GermanEs hat stark geregnet
FrenchIl a vraiment beaucoup plu
Portuguese (BR)Choveu muito forte
Hindiबहुत भारी बारिश हुई
IndonesianHujannya deras banget
VietnameseMưa to ghê quá
Thaiฝนตกหนักมากเลยนะ

Meaning & Usage
Used to remark on recent weather, especially to open a conversation or empathize with someone’s situation.

Example Sentence
すごい雨でしたね、びしょ濡れになりました。
That was heavy rain—it soaked me.


Expression: そういうわけじゃないですけど

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseそういうわけじゃないですけど
English (US)It’s not like that, though
English (UK)That’s not quite the case, though
Korean그런 건 아니지만요
SpanishNo es exactamente eso
GermanSo war das nicht gemeint
FrenchCe n’est pas tout à fait ça
Portuguese (BR)Não é bem isso
Hindiहालांकि ऐसा नहीं है
IndonesianBukan begitu maksudnya
VietnameseKhông hẳn là như vậy đâu
Thaiก็ไม่เชิงว่าเป็นแบบนั้น

Meaning & Usage
Useful for soft disagreement or politely clarifying something.

Example Sentence
そういうわけじゃないですけど、少し考えさせてください。
It’s not like that, but let me think it over.


Expression: もしもし

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseもしもし
English (US)Hello (on the phone)
English (UK)Hello
Korean여보세요
Spanish¿Hola?
GermanHallo?
FrenchAllô ?
Portuguese (BR)Alô?
Hindiनमस्कार
IndonesianHalo?
VietnameseA lô?
Thaiฮัลโหล

Meaning & Usage
Common telephone greeting in Japan. Used only when picking up or initiating a phone call.

Example Sentence
もしもし、田中ですけど…
Hello, this is Tanaka…


Expression: ごめん

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseごめん
English (US)Sorry
English (UK)Sorry
Korean미안
SpanishPerdón
GermanTut mir leid
FrenchDésolé
Portuguese (BR)Desculpa
Hindiमाफ़ करना
IndonesianMaaf
VietnameseXin lỗi
Thaiขอโทษ

Meaning & Usage
Casual apology, often between friends or peers.

Example Sentence
ごめん、遅くなった。
Sorry, I’m late.


Expression: 今日帰らなくなっちゃって

LanguageTranslation
Japanese今日帰らなくなっちゃって
English (US)I ended up not being able to go home today
English (UK)Seems I won’t be going home today
Korean결국 오늘 집에 못 갈 것 같아
SpanishAl final no podré volver a casa hoy
GermanIch kann heute doch nicht nach Hause
FrenchFinalement, je ne rentrerai pas ce soir
Portuguese (BR)Acabei não podendo voltar para casa hoje
Hindiमैं आज घर नहीं जा सका
IndonesianHari ini sepertinya aku nggak pulang
VietnameseHôm nay chắc không về được
Thaiวันนี้คงกลับบ้านไม่ได้

Meaning & Usage
Often used when informing someone last-minute about changes in schedule or plans.

Example Sentence
今日帰らなくなっちゃって、明日話そうね。
I couldn’t go home today—let’s talk tomorrow.


Expression: こっちは大丈夫

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseこっちは大丈夫
English (US)It’s all right over here
English (UK)Things are fine here
Korean이쪽은 괜찮아
SpanishAquí está todo bien
GermanHier ist alles in Ordnung
FrenchTout va bien de ce côté
Portuguese (BR)Está tudo bem por aqui
Hindiयहाँ सब ठीक है
IndonesianDi sini baik-baik saja
VietnameseỞ đây ổn mà
Thaiทางนี้ไม่เป็นไร

Meaning & Usage
Used to reassure someone about your situation, especially when checking in remotely.

Example Sentence
こっちは大丈夫だから、心配しないで。
It’s fine over here, so don’t worry.


Expression: そっちも雨?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseそっちも雨?
English (US)Is it raining there too?
English (UK)Is it raining your way too?
Korean거기도 비 오니?
Spanish¿Llueve también allí?
GermanRegnet es bei dir auch?
FrenchIl pleut aussi chez toi ?
Portuguese (BR)Está chovendo aí também?
Hindiक्या वहां भी बारिश हो रही है?
IndonesianDi sana juga hujan?
VietnameseỞ đó cũng mưa à?
Thaiฝนตกที่นั่นด้วยเหรอ?

Meaning & Usage
A casual question used when talking about shared weather experiences.

Example Sentence
そっちも雨?こっちは雷も鳴ってるよ。
Is it raining there too? We’ve even got thunder here.


Final Note

This episode highlights everyday Japanese used in phone conversations, weather talk, and schedule changes. These phrases are great for building natural fluency and emotional expression. Try practicing them out loud and see how they fit into your own conversations.

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