Studying Japanese Ep.932

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces a cheerful conversation centered around travel, greetings, and impressions. These expressions are commonly used in friendly, everyday interactions and are perfect for learners aiming to improve natural fluency and social expressions in Japanese.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression: みるです

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseみるです
English (US)I’m Miru
English (UK)I’m Miru
Korean미루에요
SpanishSoy Miru
GermanIch bin Miru
FrenchJe suis Miru
Portuguese (BR)Eu sou a Miru
Hindiमैं मिरु हूँ
IndonesianAku Miru
VietnameseTôi là Miru
Thaiฉันชื่อมิรุ

Meaning & Usage
This is a self-introduction. “〜です” is a polite way of stating something about oneself in Japanese.

Example Sentence
みるです。よろしくお願いします。
I’m Miru. Nice to meet you.


Expression: よろしくお願いします

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseよろしくお願いします
English (US)Nice to meet you
English (UK)Pleased to meet you
Korean만나서 반가워요
SpanishEncantado/a de conocerte
GermanSchön, dich kennenzulernen
FrenchEnchanté(e) de vous rencontrer
Portuguese (BR)Prazer em te conhecer
Hindiआपसे मिलकर खुशी हुई
IndonesianSenang bertemu denganmu
VietnameseRất vui được gặp bạn
Thaiยินดีที่ได้รู้จัก

Meaning & Usage
This is a polite phrase used when meeting someone for the first time or requesting cooperation.

Example Sentence
はじめまして。みるです。よろしくお願いします。
Nice to meet you. I’m Miru.


Expression: 2泊3日?

LanguageTranslation
Japanese2泊3日?
English (US)2 nights and 3 days?
English (UK)2 nights and 3 days?
Korean2박 3일?
Spanish¿2 noches y 3 días?
German2 Nächte und 3 Tage?
French2 nuits et 3 jours ?
Portuguese (BR)2 noites e 3 dias?
Hindi2 रात और 3 दिन?
Indonesian2 malam 3 hari?
Vietnamese2 đêm 3 ngày?
Thai2 คืน 3 วัน?

Meaning & Usage
This is a common way to refer to the duration of a trip in Japan.

Example Sentence
2泊3日の旅行に行ってきました。
I went on a 2-night, 3-day trip.


Expression: 楽しそうえー, どうする

LanguageTranslation
Japanese楽しそうえー, どうする
English (US)Sounds fun! What are you going to do?
English (UK)Sounds fun! What’ll you do?
Korean재미있을 것 같아, 어떻게 하지
Spanish¡Suena divertido! ¿Qué vas a hacer?
GermanKlingt spaßig! Was wirst du tun?
FrenchÇa a l’air amusant ! Qu’est-ce que tu vas faire ?
Portuguese (BR)Parece divertido! O que você vai fazer?
Hindiमज़ेदार लग रहा है! अब क्या करोगे?
IndonesianKedengarannya seru! Mau ngapain?
VietnameseNghe có vẻ vui đấy! Làm gì tiếp?
Thaiฟังดูน่าสนุก! แล้วจะทำอะไรต่อดี?

Meaning & Usage
Used when reacting to someone’s plan with enthusiasm and curiosity.

Example Sentence
えー、楽しそう!どうするの?
Wow, sounds fun! What are you going to do?


Expression: 超いい家

LanguageTranslation
Japanese超いい家
English (US)A super-good house
English (UK)A really nice house
Korean집 좋노
SpanishUna casa increíble
GermanEin tolles Haus
FrenchUne super maison
Portuguese (BR)Uma casa incrível
Hindiबहुत अच्छा घर
IndonesianRumah yang keren
VietnameseNgôi nhà tuyệt vời
Thaiบ้านดีมากเลย

Meaning & Usage
Used to compliment a house strongly. “超” adds emphasis (super/really).

Example Sentence
わあ、超いい家じゃん!
Wow, that’s a really nice house!


Expression: 2泊3日どうでしたか?

LanguageTranslation
Japanese2泊3日どうでしたか?
English (US)How was your 2-night, 3-day trip?
English (UK)How was your trip of 2 nights, 3 days?
Korean2박 3일은 어땠어요?
Spanish¿Cómo estuvo tu viaje de 2 noches y 3 días?
GermanWie war deine 2-Nächte-3-Tage-Reise?
FrenchComment s’est passé ton séjour de 2 nuits et 3 jours ?
Portuguese (BR)Como foi sua viagem de 2 noites e 3 dias?
Hindiतुम्हारा 2 रात 3 दिन का सफर कैसा था?
IndonesianGimana perjalanan 2 malam 3 harimu?
VietnameseChuyến đi 2 đêm 3 ngày của bạn thế nào?
Thaiทริป 2 คืน 3 วันของคุณเป็นยังไงบ้าง?

Meaning & Usage
This is a polite and natural way to ask about someone’s trip.

Example Sentence
2泊3日どうでしたか?楽しかった?
How was your 2-night, 3-day trip? Did you have fun?


Expression: 足りないんだけど

LanguageTranslation
Japanese足りないんだけど
English (US)It’s not enough
English (UK)It’s not enough
Korean부족한데
SpanishNo es suficiente
GermanEs ist nicht genug
FrenchCe n’est pas assez
Portuguese (BR)Não é suficiente
Hindiयह पर्याप्त नहीं है
IndonesianKurang nih
VietnameseVẫn chưa đủ
Thaiมันไม่พอ

Meaning & Usage
Used to express dissatisfaction or shortage of something.

Example Sentence
この時間じゃ足りないんだけど。
This amount of time isn’t enough.


Expression: 今度はあなたの家に

LanguageTranslation
Japanese今度はあなたの家に
English (US)At your house next time
English (UK)At your place next time
Korean이번에는 너의 집에
SpanishEn tu casa la próxima vez
GermanBei dir zu Hause das nächste Mal
FrenchChez toi la prochaine fois
Portuguese (BR)Na sua casa da próxima vez
Hindiअगली बार तुम्हारे घर पर
IndonesianDi rumahmu kali ini
VietnameseLần tới ở nhà bạn nhé
Thaiครั้งหน้าที่บ้านคุณนะ

Meaning & Usage
A casual suggestion or plan to visit someone’s home next time.

Example Sentence
今度はあなたの家に行こうよ。
Let’s go to your place next time.


Final Note

This episode is filled with useful vocabulary for travel, introductions, and making casual plans. Practice these phrases aloud and listen repeatedly to master natural Japanese conversation. See you in the next episode!