Showing Approval of Someone's Answer to a Question
Context: A teacher is quizzing a student. What sorts of words or phrases might they use to show their approval of an answer?
Example #1 Teacher: Do you understand? Student: I understand. Teacher: Good. <-- (What might this be in Japanese?) Example #2 Teacher: Please pronounce the word "wakarimasu" Student: (says the word) Teacher: Good. <-- (What might this be in Japanese?) Specifically, I'm wondering if all or just a few of the below words would work or if any of them would not make sense for the situation. よかった - yokatta いい - ii 上出来 - jyou deki 良くやった - yoku yatta 良くできました - yoku dekimashita 良くやったね - yoku yattane Thanks so much! |
よろしい:YOROSII;Good! would be Good!
よかった - yokatta => not good or not used in Japan in those cases. いい - ii => いいね:IINE would be better. 上出来 - jyou deki => not make sense and not used 良くやった - yoku yatta => used only in some cases when studet achive something. 良くできました - yoku dekimashita => good for small children. 良くやったね - yoku yattane => not used in school I assume the teacher is Japanese. If the teacher is foreigner, "OK" would work well. |
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