英語の雑談フレーズ：25語と例文
A2–B125 語
短い会話は挨拶、ひと言、質問から始まることが多いものです。初対面の人とも話しやすくなります。
使う場面： 初対面の人、職場、パーティー、待合室.
英語の雑談フレーズ — 単語リスト
| 単語 | 意味 |
|---|---|
| How's it going? | A casual way to ask how someone is.“Hey, how's it going?” |
| What do you do? | Asking about someone's job.“So, what do you do for work?” |
| How was your weekend? | A standard Monday opener.“Morning — how was your weekend?” |
| Long time no see | Said when you meet someone after a while.“Ben! Long time no see.” |
| I've heard a lot about you | A polite thing to say when introduced.“Nice to meet you, I've heard a lot about you.” |
| How do you two know each other? | Asking about a shared connection.“So how do you two know each other?” |
| Are you from around here? | Asking where someone lives.“Are you from around here originally?” |
| Same here | Agreeing that you feel the same.““I'm exhausted.” “Same here.”” |
| Fair enough | Accepting what someone said as reasonable.“Fair enough, let's do it your way.” |
| Anyway, I should get going | A polite way to end a chat.“Anyway, I should get going — see you Thursday.” |
| It was nice talking to you | A friendly closing phrase.“It was nice talking to you, take care.” |
| Let's catch up soon | Suggesting to meet again.“Let's catch up soon — coffee next week?” |
| Lovely weather, isn't it? | A friendly comment about pleasant weather.“Lovely weather, isn't it?” |
| Have you been here before? | Asking about someone's familiarity with a place.“Have you been here before or is this your first time?” |
| What brings you here? | Asking why someone is at an event or place.“What brings you to London?” |
| How have you been? | Asking about someone after not seeing them.“Hi Sarah, how have you been?” |
| Busy day? | A short question about someone's day.“You look tired — busy day?” |
| Any plans for the weekend? | A casual question about future activities.“Any plans for the weekend?” |
| That sounds interesting | A phrase showing interest in what was said.“You teach music? That sounds interesting.” |
| How about you? | A way to return the same question.“I work in design. How about you?” |
| I know what you mean | A phrase showing understanding or agreement.“I know what you mean; winter feels endless.” |
| That's a good point | A polite way to recognise someone's idea.“That's a good point — I hadn't considered it.” |
| Really? Tell me more | An invitation for someone to continue.“You lived in Japan? Really? Tell me more.” |
| It looks like rain | A neutral comment about the weather.“It looks like rain this afternoon.” |
| See you around | A casual goodbye suggesting you may meet again.“I'm heading off now — see you around.” |
役立つ学習のコツ
- 少量ずつ学ぶ5語ずつ覚え、復習してから次の単語を追加しましょう。
- 例文を声に出す音読すると、つづり・音・意味が一緒に定着します。
- 自分の文を書く各単語を自分の生活や仕事についての実際の文で使いましょう。
このリストの学び方
リスト全体を一度にではなく1日5〜6語ずつ追加し、例文はカードに残し、期限が来たら復習しましょう。WordNest は各単語を7つの伸びる間隔——当日、その後1、3、7、14、30、60日——に配置するので、数か月後もリストは身についています。数字の根拠を知りたい方は 間隔反復の仕組み をご覧ください。
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英語の雑談フレーズをどう練習しますか？
5語から始め、例文を声に出しましょう。意味から単語を思い出し、数日間にわたって復習します。
英語の雑談フレーズはどこで使えますか？
初対面の人、職場、パーティー、待合室.
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