EP106 Get Well Soon! Japanese Phrases 🇯🇵

What do you say in Japanese when someone is sick, injured, or not feeling well? 🇯🇵

In today’s episode, we’re learning useful and natural Japanese phrases to say when someone isn’t feeling well.

Sometimes, a friend might have a cold, feel sick, get injured, or have to cancel plans because they’re not feeling well.

What should you say?

In this episode, we’ll practice useful phrases for different situations, including:

✨ Daijoubu desu ka? — Are you okay?
✨ Odaiji ni shite kudasai. — Take care.
✨ Muri shinai de ne. — Don’t overdo it.
✨ Hayaku yoku naru to ii desu ne. — I hope you get better soon.
✨ Genki ni nattara, mata asobimashou. — Let’s hang out again when you feel better.
✨ Nanika tetsudaeru koto ga areba, itte kudasai. — Please let me know if there’s anything I can help with.

The key is to connect the situation and the phrase together.

That way, when someone tells you they’re sick or injured, you won’t have to stop and think, “What should I say in Japanese?”

You’ll have a useful phrase ready!

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