やくわりなんですよ
Part of Speech: phrase
JA
It's my role, you know. / That's what I'm supposed to do.
私はこのイベントの受付を担当しているので、やくわりなんですよ。
I'm in charge of reception for this event, so it's my role, you know.
Etymology
The phrase combines 役割 (yakuwari, meaning 'role' or 'function') with the copula です (desu, polite 'is') and the sentence-ending particle よ (yo, used for emphasis or to inform someone of something they may not know).
Memory Aid
Break it down: やく (yaku) sounds like 'yack' — imagine someone yacking about their assigned job; わり (wari) sounds like 'worry' — worrying about their role; なんですよ (nan desu yo) is the polite, friendly way of saying 'it is, you know'.
Quick answers
What does やくわりなんですよ mean?
やくわりなんですよ means: It's my role, you know. / That's what I'm supposed to do.
How do you pronounce やくわりなんですよ?
やくわりなんですよ: yakuwarinan desu yo
How is やくわりなんですよ used in a sentence?
私はこのイベントの受付を担当しているので、やくわりなんですよ。