なるほどね！って英語でなんて言うの？

The use of an interjection like 'Ahhh' or 'oh' helps to show that you could not understand before or that it took you some time to understand. "I see" means I have understood or new information has come to light.

なるほど usually gets translated as "I see."

'Now I get it'' is a common way to say that you finally understand something you were not able to understand. Or you can simply say ''I understand what you meant by that now''.

"The penny has dropped" - you have finally understood what the person is trying to convey (say) to you.

Any one of these expressions should suffice.

Hello Kaname :-) I hope this helps ! A)Oh! now i get it! Definitions *Oh!-used to express a range of emotions including surprise, anger, disappointment, or joy, or when reacting to a remark. Example - Oh boy! That was fun *Now i get it!- Now i understand/clarity Example - At first i did not understand but now i get it! B)It's starting to make more sense to me now. Definitions *Starting- Beginning Example- I'm starting to understand mathematics much easier now. *Sense-Understand Example- Mathematics makes more sense to me now.

You can say "I got it!", "It makes sense." or "I understand." ---------------------------------- The teacher said: "hey, u got it?" Read this and tell me if it makes sense. I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Can you explain that again?

I see' is a phrase commonly used to show that you understand something. It does not mean that you literally see something. Example A: You misspelled bomb. There is a silent b at the end. B: I see! _____________________________________________________________________________ I finally understand. 'finally' implies that you did not understand something before but you do now. Example A: I finally understand how to work out that mathematics sum. B: I'm glad I could help.

These are all acceptable options to express your understanding something after it had been explained to you at length. "Aah now I get it! " To gain or have understanding of eg. Do you get this question? "Yes,now I am with you!" You finally understand what was being explained.

All of these expressions can be used to express that you finally understand something that someone was trying to explain to you but you could not understand previously.

Its a common Idiom used in English, even today, when the penny has little value! It means we have finally understood something puzzling;-D (it originates from when folks used to put a penny into a machine for a prize...Nothing would arrive until... "The Penny dropped"! "At first I was confused and then...The penny dropped....and I understood!"

Sometimes it can take a bit of explaining before you understand what a person is saying, but when you do finally understand you can say oh I get it, I understand or got it. This varies from country to country but they all have the same meaning.

These sentences will tell someone that you now understand what they are trying to explain to you.

I understand now, thanks. Thanks for explaining it, now I understand! To understand something means that you know what it means. Examples: Q: Do you have any questions? A: No, I completely understand. Thank you. A: I was not sure at first but now I understand. A: Good!

"Ok, I get it now" Saying this would mean you had trouble understanding someone the first time round but now it is clear. "Ahh, I understand now" Using the Phrase Ahh would be new information has come a light to you which would show the person you have just suddenly understood them.

If someone tells you something that you don't understand, you can ask for an explanation. When the person is explaining it to you, and you finally understand it, you can say a few sentences to express this to the person. You can say, "I get it now!". This is a very informal way of expressing that you understand something. It can be used in very informal situations, such as with friends. You can also say, "Oh, I understand it now!". This can be used in informal situations as well, such as with friends or family members. You can also say, "I understand now. Thank you for explaining it to me.", in more formal situations, such as in the workplace. In any situation, it is always polite to thank the person for the explanation, but you should definitely do this in a formal situation to show gratitude and professionalism.

In english i get it can mean a physical object or to show you understand a concept.

When someone explains something that you don't understand and you finally understand what they're talking about, people will often make an explanation such as "oh!" or "wow!" To describe that you understand something, you can say that you "get it" with enthusiasm or excitement. For example, someone is telling you the instructions to change the oil in your car and you don't understand what they're saying. When you understand, you can say "Oh! I get it!" Thanks and hope this helps!

When you want someone to know that you finally understand what they are telling you, tone is the most important aspect. Use a high tone and elongate your words. "Ohhhh ok" is a good way to show someone that you understand. "Now I get it" and "Ok I got it" can also be used and are a bit more polite.

"Oh I understand now" and "Got it!" These quotes are used very often,widely and casually, a lot of the time when you finally understand something you didn't know before, often when you are surprised.

saying that something makes sense means that you understand what they are talking about