元気を出して
genki o dashiteTo cheer someone up or encourage them to be more energetic and positive.
先生は生徒たちに元気を出して勉強を続けるように言った。
The teacher told the students to cheer up and keep studying.
雨の日でも元気を出して外出しよう。
Let's cheer up and go out even on a rainy day.
This phrase is often used to encourage someone who is feeling down or to motivate oneself.
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💡Pro Tip
Encouragement
This phrase is often used to encourage someone who is feeling down or to motivate oneself.
⚡Gold Rule
Usage
Can be used with 'ください' to make it more polite or with '頑張ろう' to express determination.
📖Word Origin
Combination of 元気 (genki, meaning 'energy' or 'spirit') and 出す (dashite, meaning 'to bring out' or 'to show').
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to encourage someone or oneself to be more positive and energetic. It can be used as a command, suggestion, or self-motivation.