How to Say ‘Oh, look, it's the replay.’ in Japanese
あ、ほら、リプレイですよ。
a hora ripurei desu yo
[ah Ho-ra ree-POO-ray desu yo]
Phrase Breakdown
あ、ほら、
a hora
Oh, look,
あ is a short 'oh!' and ほら (hora) means 'look!' to draw attention. Say them together quickly.
あ、ほら、雪ですよ。
Oh, look, it's snowing.
Words in this phrase
あ
a
[ah]
oh
Ending particle expressing exclamation or surprise.
まぁ、そうだなあ。
Well, that's right, oh.
ほら
hora
[Ho-ra]
look; see
Used to prompt someone to notice something.
ほら、夕日が綺麗だよ。また
Look, the sunset is beautiful again.
リプレイですよ。
ripurei desu yo
it's the replay.
The Japanese 'r' in リ is a light tap, between an 'l' and a 'd'. よ adds emphasis.
今からリプレイですよ。
The replay is coming up now.
Words in this phrase
リプレイ
ripurei
[ree-POO-ray]
replay
Loanword from 'replay', a repeated showing of a play.
リプレイをもう一度見たい。
I want to see the replay again.
です
desu
[desu]
is; polite ending
A polite sentence ending often used to soften statements.
キャンセルしたいです。
I want to cancel.
よ
yo
[yo]
you know
Particle used for emphasis or to assert information.
わかるよね。
You know, right?
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