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Kanji / Hiragana / Katakana are all accepted
それはいけませんね
Meaning: “That’s not good.” / “Oh, that’s bad.”
This is the correct and natural response to:
**「朝から頭が痛いんです。」**
(“My head has been hurting since morning.”)
→ Shows concern for the other person’s condition.
Example:
「朝から頭が痛いんです。」
— 「それはいけませんね。」
(“My head has hurt since morning.” — “That’s not good.”)
大丈夫です
Meaning: “I’m fine.”
→ This is what the *sick person* might say, not the listener.
Not appropriate as a response of concern.
Example:
「痛い?」—「大丈夫です。」
(“Does it hurt?” — “I’m fine.”)
それほどでもありません
Meaning: “It’s not that bad.”
→ This is something the *speaker with pain* might say, not the listener.
Example:
「痛いですか。」—「それほどでもありません。」
(“Does it hurt?” — “Not that much.”)
頭が痛い
Meaning: To have a headache.
Example:
頭が痛いです。
(I have a headache.)
朝から
Meaning: Since morning.
Example:
朝から雨です。
(It’s been raining since morning.)
いけません
Meaning: Not good; unacceptable; problematic.
Example:
それはいけませんね。
(That’s not good.)
Other Listening Exercises
JLPT N4 Listening Dictation Part 4 - Test 23
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