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How do you say "I hope you get better" in Japaneses?
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
yeah actually they usually say 'odaiji ni,' which is like 'get well soon'
- 1 decade ago
Daijobu desu ka
-pronounced: dah-ee-johh-boo-deh-soo kah
it is literally "are you okay" but can be used for this too
- sophLv 71 decade ago
"I hope you get better" can literally translated in Japanese as:
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anata ga yokunaru koto wo negatte imasu.
More commonly:
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genki ni narimasu youni
Friendly:
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genki ni natte ne
Source(s): mother tongue - 1 decade ago
"Kaifuku shite (ne)."
(Rocover, please!)
Yoku natte (ne)."
(Get better, please!)
Kaifuku suru to ii ne."
(I hope you'll recover.)
"Yoku naru to ii ne."
(I hope you'll get better.)