What does 'dayjobu" mean in japanese ? I heard something before but I can't remember its spelling but the pronunciation was like ' dayjobu" or "daijoboo" something like that, I can't remember what it

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What does 'dayjobu" mean in japanese ? I heard something before but I can't remember its spelling but the pronunciation was like ' dayjobu" or "daijoboo" something like that, I can't remember what it was exactly. I hope somebody understands me :') Does anyone know the meaning ?

12 de dic. de 2017 23:51

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I think it means Don't worry

12 de diciembre de 2017

It means "It's okay, or all right" when you want to the person don't worry about something.. However, you could to make a question for someone.. for example: "daijoubu?". In this context it means "are you okay?"

12 de diciembre de 2017

Hello Zeynep, The word you mean is "daijoubu". or 「だいじょうぶ」 and in Kanji・・・「大丈夫」 It means: OK Alright That's okay It's okay ...and so on. In it's most basic form it is equal to: " Okay, OK, or alright" ...in English. Like if someone bumps into you and says, "I'm sorry." And you say, "That's OK." In Japanese: Person: すみません。 You: 大丈夫です。 Hope that helps. Have fun using it！

13 de diciembre de 2017

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