気楽にして

kiraku ni shite
relax and be at ease

気楽にしてください。

Please relax and be at ease.


informal

To relax, be at ease, or take it easy; often used to put someone at ease or encourage them to feel comfortable.

会議で緊張しないで、気楽にしてください。

Don't be nervous at the meeting; just relax and be at ease.

友達と話す時は気楽にしてね。

When talking with friends, just relax and be yourself.

This phrase is commonly used to reassure someone or to create a relaxed atmosphere.

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Pro Tip

Casual Usage

This phrase is very common in casual speech and can be used to make someone feel more comfortable.

Gold Rule

Politeness

While this phrase is informal, it can be used in polite contexts to reassure someone.

Word Origin

Derived from the adjective 気楽 (kiraku, meaning 'relaxed' or 'carefree') combined with the imperative form of the verb する (suru, meaning 'to do').

Usage Notes

This phrase is often used in casual conversations to encourage someone to relax or to create a friendly atmosphere. It can also be used to reassure someone that they don't need to be formal or nervous.

Word Breakdown

気楽
relaxed, carefree
adjective
+
に
in a relaxed manner
particle
+
して
do (imperative form)
verb
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