Translation guide
How to express that someone has made a valid or insightful observation in Japanese.
The speaker wants to agree that the other person has raised a reasonable or convincing point.
A natural, common way to say 'That's true' or 'You have a point.' Often used to concede a point before adding a counterargument.
Referring to a beneficial feature or strong point of something (e.g., a plan, product, person).
Means 'strong point' or 'merit.' Commonly used for people, plans, or things.
That's a good point, that's a good idea.
Expresses understanding and agreement with a point. Similar to 'I see' or 'That makes sense.'
Good point, that's another way to think about it.
Literally 'That has a point.' A slightly more formal or analytical way to acknowledge a valid argument.
Good point, that does make sense.
A polite, somewhat formal way to say 'You're absolutely right.' Often used in business or respectful contexts.
That's a very good point.
Literally 'You hit a good spot.' A casual, slightly playful way to say someone made a sharp or insightful point.
Oh, good point!
What are the good points of this plan?
Means 'advantage' or 'benefit.' Slightly more formal than 長所, often used in comparisons.
The good point of this method is its low cost.
A straightforward, neutral phrase meaning 'good point' or 'positive aspect.'
His good point is his sincerity.