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Kanji / Hiragana / Katakana are all accepted
いいよ
Meaning: “Sure.” / “Okay.”
This is the correct response to:
**「消しゴム貸して。」**
(“Lend me your eraser.”)
→ You are agreeing to lend the eraser.
Example:
「消しゴムを貸して。」
— 「いいよ。」
(“Lend me your eraser.” — “Sure.”)
ありがとう
Meaning: “Thank you.”
→ This is what **the person borrowing** the eraser would say, not the lender.
Example:
「いいよ。」—「ありがとう。」
(“Sure.” — “Thanks.”)
大丈夫
Meaning: “I’m fine.” / “It’s okay.”
→ Sounds like refusing or saying you don’t need it, so it doesn’t fit.
Example:
「手伝おうか。」—「ううん、大丈夫。」
(“Shall I help?” — “No, I’m fine.”)
消しゴム
Meaning: Eraser.
Example:
消しゴムを貸す。
(Lend an eraser.)
貸す
Meaning: To lend.
Example:
ペンを貸して。
(Lend me a pen.)
いいよ
Meaning: Sure; okay.
Example:
いいよ、どうぞ。
(Sure, go ahead.)
Other Listening Exercises
JLPT N4 Listening Dictation Part 4 - Test 20
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