How to say "comfortably" in Japanese
- adverb (with と), suru verbCovers "comfortably" as a relaxed, carefree state of mind or body — feeling free and at ease. Typical of living, growing, or acting without stress or constraint.
- 楽々らくらくadverb (with と)The word for "comfortably" meaning "with ease, without effort or difficulty" — getting something done smoothly and without strain, as in handling a task comfortably.
- 優にゆうにadverbIts "comfortably" sense is mainly with verbs of reaching or exceeding an amount: "comfortably exceed a figure". For ordinary comfort of body or mind this is not the word you want.
- 悠々ゆうゆうadverb (with と)Covers "comfortably" as "without difficulty", doing or managing something with ease, often with an unhurried, composed air. A natural fit for living or getting by comfortably and without strain.
Choose 「のびのび」 for feeling relaxed and at ease, 楽々 for doing something with ease and no effort, 「優に」 for comfortably reaching or exceeding an amount, and 悠々 for managing without difficulty.
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