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One Japanese sentence a day 33 - "That really helps"

Today’s sentence is an expression Japanese people use very often when they receive help. 「助かる！」 Pronunciation: “tasukaru” Meaning: close to “That helps a lot!”, “You saved me!”, or “Thanks!” Hello, everyone. One Japanese sentence a day—let’s start comfortably again today. Today’s expression is 「助かる！」 This phrase is a very practical expression used when someone’s help makes a situation much better. It naturally carries a feeling of gratitude. For example, when a friend helps you carry something heavy, when a coworker helps you with a busy task, or when someone gives you information you really needed, you can simply say “助かる！” to mean “Wow, that really helped.” It doesn’t have to be a big favor. Even for small acts of kindness, one “助かる！” is more than enough. It feels like a mix of “Wow, you saved me,” “That really helps,” and “Thank you,” so it’s very easy to use right away. Now, let’s say it together. 助かる！ Very good. In Japanese conversation, using these short emotional expressions is very important. Knowing just this one phrase can make your conversations feel much more natural and warm. Great job learning today’s sentence, and I’ll see you tomorrow with another new Japanese sentence. また明日(あした)!