How to Say ‘I’m Hopeful, I Have High Hopes’ in Japanese

To express hope and convey that you have high hopes in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「期待しています、高い期待を抱いています。」 (Kitai shiteimasu, takai kitai o idaiteimasu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • 期待しています (Kitai shiteimasu) means “I have expectations” or “I am hoping.”
  • 高い期待を抱いています (Takai kitai o idaiteimasu) means “holding high expectations” or “having high hopes.”

This phrase effectively conveys your optimism and the fact that you are looking forward to something with high expectations.

Conclusion

Learning how to express disappointment and hope in Japanese allows you to effectively communicate your emotions in various situations. Whether you need to convey your disappointment when something doesn’t meet your expectations or express your hopeful outlook for the future, these phrases enable you to communicate your feelings clearly and appropriately.

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