Phrase lesson
How do you say "I see / That makes sense" in Japanese?
I see / That makes sense
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
なるほど
なるほど
naruhodo
Lesson body
Phrase breakdown and usage notes
Quick use
Use なるほど (naruhodo) when someone explains something and you want to say “I see” or “That makes sense.”
It is useful after advice, instructions, or an explanation.
Chunk or pattern
- This is a fixed phrase.
- Learn it as one short response.
- It is more about timing than grammar.
Practical note
なるほど can sound a little dry if you repeat it too often. Mix it with other reactions like そうなんですね or a follow-up question.
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