すぐに行きます
suguni ikimasuTo go somewhere immediately without delay.
「すぐ行きます！」と言っています。
They're saying, 'I'll go right away!'
すぐ行きますから、ちょっと待ってください。
I'll go right away, so please wait a moment.
Used to indicate immediate action, often in response to a request or instruction. The emphasis is on speed rather than the destination.
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💡Pro Tip
Politeness Level
「すぐ行きます」is polite but casual. For formal situations, use 「すぐに参ります」 (sumimasu form) instead.
⚡Gold Rule
Immediate Action
This phrase always implies that the action will happen without delay. It is not used for future plans or intentions.
📖Word Origin
「すぐ」means 'immediately' or 'right away,' and 「行きます」means 'to go.' The phrase combines these to express urgency or promptness.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in both spoken and written Japanese, especially in polite or professional contexts. It conveys a sense of urgency while maintaining politeness. The verb 「行きます」can be replaced with other motion verbs like 「来ます」 (come) or 「戻ります」 (return) depending on the context.