Gradually:だんだん。Japanese Phrase #255
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だんだん。(dandan)
Gradually / 渐渐地 / 점점 / Dần dần
When you describe that something changes or is done in small stages over a long period of time, rather than suddenly, you would be able to use “だんだん。(dandan)” which means “Gradually”. Everybody could use this phrase in daily conversations as casual. “徐々に(jojo ni)” is used as polite and formal.
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Sample 1
日本語の勉強してる? (Have you been studying Japanese?) (你在学习日语吗?) (일본어 공부하고있어?) (Bạn đang học tiếng Nhật hả?)
うん!だんだん日本語が好きになってきたよ。 (Yeah! I’ve gradually come to like Japanese.) (是啊!我开始渐渐地喜欢上日语了。) (응! 점점 일본어가 좋아지기 시작했어.) (Ừ!Tôi dần dần thích tiếng Nhật rồi đấy.)
良かったね! (Good for you!) (那就好!) (좋았겠네!) (Thế thì tốt quá!)
Sample 2
最近どう? (How have you been doing recently?) (最近怎么样?) (요즘 어때?) (Gần đây bạn thế nào?)
だんだん新しい仕事に慣れてきてきたよ。 (I’m gradually getting used to my new job.) (我开始渐渐地习惯了我的新工作。) (새로운 일에 점점 익숙해지고 있어.) (Tôi dần dần quen với công việc mới của mình rồi.)
おー、良かったね! (Wow, good for you!) (是嗎?那太好了。) (오, 다행이네!) (Ừ, vậy thì tốt rồi!)
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