English–Japanese
“at ease” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikiraku
Example
彼女といると気楽です。kano jo to i ru to ki raku de su
When I am with her, I feel at ease.
How to say “at ease” in Japanese
“At ease” in Japanese is 気楽 (kiraku).
Describes a state in which worries and tension do not weigh on a person, allowing a relaxed approach to people or situations.
Example sentences with 気楽
わからないことは、気楽に聞いてください。wa ka ra na i ko to wa ki raku ni ki i te ku da sa i
If you do not understand something, please feel free to ask.
Tips for using 気楽
- Unlike 楽しい (tanoshii, "fun"), 気楽 (kiraku, "at ease") describes feeling relaxed and untroubled rather than enjoying something.