When to Use Daijoubu?
Daijoubu Is Often the Word You Would Use to Tell Others You Are "Fine" in Japanese. Generally, It Can Mean Both Yes and No. Daijoubu Is Also Used as a Safe Way...
Daijoubu is often the word you would use to tell others you are "fine" in Japanese. Generally, it can mean both yes and no. Daijoubu is also used as a safe way to answer a question.
Is Daijoubu desu formal?
大丈夫 です– Daijoubu(Daijobu) desu(It's okay!) [ Informal]
Even when adding a “desu” at the end, “Daijoubu(Daijobu)” is a more casual word. It's better to use different words in more formal situations, and we'll talk about those soon.
How do you answer Daijoubu desu ka?
In response to “daijoubu desu ka”, a person may answer with the phrase “daijoubu desu” to state that it or he is ok. For a more casual tone, the phrase “daijoubu dayo” may be used, instead. “Daijoubu” also serves as an acceptable, casual response.
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