Pronunciation: おだいじに
How to Say It Outloud: O-da-i-ji-ni
Usage: Commonly used when someone sneezes, wishing them good health.
Example Sentence Japanese:
風邪を引いたんですね。お大事に。
風邪を引いたんですね。お大事に。Example Sentence English:You caught a cold. Take care.
You caught a cold. Take care.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 健康で | けんこうで |
Pronunciation: けんこうで
How to Say It Outloud: Ken-kou-de
Usage: Literally means 'Be healthy', used in various contexts including when someone sneezes.
Example Sentence Japanese:あなたが健康でありますように。
あなたが健康でありますように。Example Sentence English:I hope you stay healthy.
I hope you stay healthy.Pronunciation: おだいじにしてください
How to Say It Outloud: O-da-i-ji-ni-shi-te-ku-da-sai
Usage: A more formal version of お大事に, used to wish good health.
Example Sentence Japanese:風邪を引いてしまったようですね。お大事にしてください。
風邪を引いてしまったようですね。お大事にしてください。Example Sentence English:It seems you caught a cold. Please take care.
It seems you caught a cold. Please take care.Dictionary
お大事におだいじにCommon wordjlpt-n2jlpt-n1
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)- take care of yourself; get well soon
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