Studying Japanese Ep.986

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Key Expressions and Meanings

This episode introduces expressions commonly used in polite and social settings, such as asking permission, referring to a recent event, and excusing oneself from a situation.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: お隣よろしいですか?

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseお隣よろしいですか?
English (US)Do you mind if I sit here?
English (UK)Do you mind if I sit here?
Korean옆에 앉아도 될까요?
FrenchPuis-je m’asseoir ici ?
GermanKann ich mich hier hinsetzen?
Spanish¿Puedo sentarme aquí?
Portuguese (BR)Posso sentar aqui?
Hindiक्या मैं यहाँ बैठ सकता हूँ?
IndonesianBoleh saya duduk di sini?
VietnameseTôi có thể ngồi đây không?
Thaiฉันนั่งตรงนี้ได้ไหม?

Expression 2: 先日…?

LanguageTranslation
Japanese先日…?
English (US)The other day…?
English (UK)The other day…?
Korean며칠 전에…?
FrenchL’autre jour… ?
GermanNeulich…?
Spanish¿El otro día…?
Portuguese (BR)Outro dia…?
Hindiकुछ दिन पहले…?
IndonesianBelum lama ini…?
VietnameseMấy hôm trước…?
Thaiเมื่อวันก่อน…?

Expression 3: お邪魔しました

LanguageTranslation
Japaneseお邪魔しました
English (US)Sorry, I’ve got to go
English (UK)Sorry, I’ve got to go
Korean죄송해요, 나 먼저 가볼게요
FrenchDésolé, je dois y aller
GermanEntschuldigung, ich muss gehen
SpanishLo siento, me tengo que ir
Portuguese (BR)Desculpa, preciso ir
Hindiमाफ़ कीजिए, मुझे जाना होगा
IndonesianMaaf, saya harus pergi
VietnameseXin lỗi, tôi phải đi rồi
Thaiขอโทษนะ ฉันต้องไปแล้ว

Meaning & Usage

  • お隣よろしいですか? is a polite way to ask someone if it’s okay to sit beside them.
  • 先日…? is used to bring up something that happened a few days ago in conversation.
  • お邪魔しました is a polite phrase used when leaving someone’s space, showing respect and gratitude.

Example Sentence

A: お隣よろしいですか?
B: どうぞどうぞ!
A: Do you mind if I sit here?
B: Go ahead!


Final Note

These expressions help you navigate polite conversation smoothly in Japanese. Practice using them in appropriate situations to sound more natural and respectful!