| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| お大事に | おだいじに | オダイジニ |
Pronunciation: o-da-i-ji-ni
How to Say It Outloud: oh-dye-gee-nee
Usage: Used to express a wish for recovery, often when someone is sick or injured.
Example Sentence Japanese:
風邪をひいたんですか？お大事に。
風邪をひいたんですか？お大事に。Example Sentence English:Did you catch a cold? Get well soon.
Did you catch a cold? Get well soon.| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 早く良くなってください | はやくよくなってください | ハヤクヨクナッテクダサイ |
Pronunciation: ha-ya-ku yo-ku-na-tte ku-da-sai
How to Say It Outloud: ha-yah-koo yo-koo-naht-teh koo-dah-sigh
Usage: A formal way of wishing someone a quick recovery.
Example Sentence Japanese:病院で休んで、早く良くなってください。
病院で休んで、早く良くなってください。Example Sentence English:Rest in the hospital and get well soon.
Rest in the hospital and get well soon.| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| お元気で | おげんきで | オゲンキデ |
Pronunciation: o-gen-ki-de
How to Say It Outloud: oh-gen-kee-deh
Usage: A casual way to wish someone well-being, not limited to illness.
Example Sentence Japanese:しばらく会えないけど、お元気で。
しばらく会えないけど、お元気で。Example Sentence English:We won't see each other for a while, but take care.
We won't see each other for a while, but 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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