How to Say ‘Please don't worry’ in Japanese
ご安心ください
go anshin kudasai
[go anshin kudasai]
🇯🇵 In Japan: Staff may say [ご安心ください] to reassure you after an accessibility question. It's polite and warm, but it's still smart to ask a follow-up about specific features like a ramp or restroom if those details matter.
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[go]
prefix for politeness
Used as a prefix to add politeness.
ご飯を食べましょう。
Let's eat a meal.
安心
anshin
[anshin]
peace of mind
A state of being free from worry.
安心して眠れます。
I can sleep peacefully.
ください
kudasai
[kudasai]
please (do)
Used to make a polite request.
手伝ってください。
Please help me.
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