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優柔不断[yuujyuufudan]: be indecisive

2020/9/22

It is a four-character idiom that means “to be indecisive“. It is used to describe an indecisive person. It is often used to express your ...

腑に落ちる[fu ni ochiru]: make sense

2020/9/20

It is an idiom that means “to make sense“. It is used to express that something feels right to you. The synonym for “腑に落ちる“ is ...

甲斐がある[kai ga aru]: it's worth

2020/9/19

“甲斐がある“ is a phrase that means "it’s worth". It is placed after a verb and it is used to express an effort that deserves the ...

どんなに~ても[donnani ~temo]: no matter how

2020/9/17

It is a phrase and it means "no matter how". It is used to say that something is always true or something doesn’t change, whatever ...

とはいえ[towa ie]: having said that

2020/9/16

It is a conjunction that means “having said that“. It is used to say contradictory things about what has just been said. “そうは言っても“ has the ...

ところ[tokoro]: be about to do something/in the middle of doing something/just did something

2020/9/15

You might have heard of “ところ” or ”とこ”. Do you know what exactly they mean? How to use them? They are nouns that originally mean ...

とか[toka]: etc/things like that

2020/9/14

It has two meanings. The first is “and/or/etc“ and it is used to mention similar items with something or to give examples. It is interchangeable ...

という(言う)[to iu]: be called/it means/that

2020/9/13

It has two meanings. The first is “be called“ and it is used to say what someone/something is called. The second is “it means/that“ and ...

ぽい[poi]: -ish/-like

2020/9/12

It is slang and a suffix that means “-ish/-like“. It is put before a noun, an adjective or a verb. It is used to say ...

なんて[nante]: such/what/how

2020/9/11

There are two types of “なんて”. The first is derived from “などと”. It means “such“ and it is used to emphasize the noun that is ...

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