How to Say ‘You gently’ in Japanese
君は優しく
きみはやさしく
💬 Usage Tip: [優しく] (yasashiku) means gently or kindly.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Gentleness is a highly valued trait in Japanese society, especially in relationships.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
君きみ
[kimi]
you
Second person pronoun.
君の頼みを聞きます。
I will listen to your request.
はは
[wa]
is
A copula verb connecting subject and predicate.
彼は遅れています。
He is late.
優しくやさしく
[yasashiku]
gently
In a kind or soft manner.
母は優しく私に話してくれた。
My mom talked to me gently.
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