How to say these kind of expressions in japanese?
When someone explains something to you and you want to express your interest, for example how do you say these:
"Wow, I see!"
"I didn't know that"
"That's very interesting"
"Thank you for explaining to me"
How else do Japanese express interest when someone explain something to them?
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Answers · 3
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「あー、なるほど!」 Wow! I see
「知らなかった!」 I didn't know that
「めっちゃおもしろいね」 That's very interesting (casual)
「とてもおもしろいですね」 (formal)
「おしえてくれてありがとー」 Thank you for explaining (teaching) to me (casual)
「えー、さんきゅー!」(casual)
other expressions
ほうほう *pronounce like ho-ho- (deeply interested)
ふむふむ(otaku)
なるほど is good word to express your interest. I often say it, too.
If you have any question, I always help you :)
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I usually using this word
"Wow, I see!" = ええ、なるほど
"I didn't know that" = 分かりません
"That's very interesting" = それは面白い
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I'm Japanese. maybe I think you meen "Aizuti" for example like "uh-huh" "yeah"
"Aizuti" of japanese is "うん、うん" "ふ〜ん" "へ〜" "ええ" "はい" almost everytime.
You can say "うん、うん" when you want to say "I see" "I think so too" "right"
And "ふ〜ん" "へ〜" meens like "I see" "that's very interesting"
ええ is formal of うん、うん
はい is yes.
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