JLPT N4 Vocabulary
さすが
【さすが】
(sasuga)
Definition: 意味
as expected; just as one would expect; indeed
- expressing admiration or acknowledgment of someone’s ability or characteristics
- used when something happens or is true in a way that confirms prior expectations or reputation
さすが – Example Sentences 例文
Example #1
さすがプロですね。
Furigana: さすがプロですね。
Romaji: Sasuga puro desu ne.
English: As expected of a pro!
Example #2
さすが田中さん、難しい問題もすぐに解決しましたね。
Furigana: さすがたなかさん、むずかしいもんだいもすぐにかいけつしましたね。
Romaji: Sasuga Tanaka-san, muzukashii mondai mo sugu ni kaiketsu shimashita ne.
English: As expected of Tanaka-san, you solved even the difficult problem right away!
Example #3
さすが日本の技術は素晴らしい。
Furigana: さすがにほんのぎじゅつはすばらしい。
Romaji: Sasuga Nihon no gijutsu wa subarashii.
English: As expected, Japanese technology is wonderful.
Example #4
さすが彼はよく知っています。
Furigana: さすがかれはよくしっています。
Romaji: Sasuga kare wa yoku shitte imasu.
English: As expected, he knows a lot.
Example #5
さすが、このレストランの料理はいつも美味しい。
Furigana: さすが、このレストランのりょうりはいつもおいしい。
Romaji: Sasuga, kono resutoran no ryōri wa itsumo oishii.
English: As expected, the food at this restaurant is always delicious.
Example #6
さすが人気の歌手だけあって、歌が上手だ。
Furigana: さすがにんきのかしゅだけあって、うたがじょうずだ。
Romaji: Sasuga ninki no kashu dake atte, uta ga jōzu da.
English: As expected of a popular singer, their singing is excellent.
Example #7
さすが彼、約束を忘れないね。
Furigana: さすがかれ、やくそくをわすれないね。
Romaji: Sasuga kare, yakusoku wo wasurenai ne.
English: As expected of him, he never forgets promises.
Example #8
さすがだね！よくやった！
Furigana: さすがだね！よくやった！
Romaji: Sasuga da ne! Yoku yatta!
English: As expected! Well done!
Example #9
さすが一流の選手、最後の最後まで諦めない。
Furigana: さすがいつりゅうのせんしゅ、さいごのさいごまであきらめない。
Romaji: Sasuga ichiryū no senshu, saigo no saigo made akiramenai.
English: As expected of a top-class athlete, they don’t give up until the very end.
Example #10
この問題、難しいと思ったけど、さすが先生、すぐに解いた。
Furigana: このもんだい、むずかしいとおもったけど、さすがせんせい、すぐにといといた。
Romaji: Kono mondai, muzukashii to omotta kedo, sasuga sensei, sugu ni toita.
English: I thought this problem was difficult, but as expected of the teacher, they solved it right away.
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