-ish (Time)：”___ji goro” Japanese Phrase #353

-ish (Time)：”___ji goro” Japanese Phrase #353

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___時頃じごろ (___ji goro)

-ish (Time) / 大约是___时候。 / ___ 시쯤 / khoảng ___ giờ.

When you want to describe “about(time)”, you would be able to use “___時頃じごろ(___ji goro)” which means “-ish (Time)”. Everybody could use this in daily conversations as casual, polite and formal. Furthermore, “___時じくらい(___ji kurai)” is also used as a little bit casual than “___時頃じごろ“.

Sample 1

tatsuya

６ろく時頃じごろに迎むかえにいくよ。 (I’ll pick you up at sixish.) (我6点左右会来接你。) (6시쯤에 데리러 갈게.) (Khoảng 6 giờ tôi sẽ đến đón bạn đấy.)

yuka

はーい。ありがとう。 (Got it! Thanks!) (好。谢谢。) (네~. 고마워.) (Vâng. Cảm ơn bạn.)

Sample 2

yuka

何時なんじに来これる？ (What time can you get here?) (你什么时候会来？) (몇 시에 올 수 있어?) (Bạn có thể đến lúc mấy giờ?)

tatsuya

うーん・・・９く時じくらい！ (Well, nineish!) (嗯…… 9点左右！) (음 … 9시 정도!) (Uhm … khoảng 9 giờ!)

yuka

もっと早はやく来きてよー！ (Come earlier!) (你尽量早点过来吧。) (좀 더 빨리 와!) (Hãy đến sớm hơn nhé!)

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