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How to Say ‘Saturday is fine.’ in Japanese

土曜日は大丈夫です。

doyoubi wa daijoubu desu

[doh-yoh-bee wah daijou-BUHR desu]

💬 Usage Tip: 大丈夫 (daijōbu) literally means "all right / safe", but it's used everywhere to say a plan works for you. Note the long (ō) sound.

Phrase Breakdown

土曜日は

doyoubi wa

as for Saturday

土曜日 (doyoubi) means Saturday. は (wa) marks the topic. Keep the 'yo' long.

Example

土曜日は暇です。

I'm free on Saturday.

Words in this phrase

土曜日

doyoubi

[doh-yoh-bee]

Saturday

The day Saturday.

Example

土曜日のチケットはありますか。

Do you have tickets for Saturday?

は

wa

[wah]

topic marker; as for

Marks 'today' as the topic. Written は but pronounced 'wa.'

Example

本日はお時間をいただき、ありがとうございます。

Thank you for giving me your time today.

大丈夫です。

daijoubu desu

is fine / works for me

大丈夫 (daijoubu) means 'okay' or 'no problem'. Say dai-joo-bu, stretching the 'jo' sound.

Example

明日も大丈夫です。

Tomorrow is fine too.

Words in this phrase

大丈夫

daijoubu

[daijou-BUHR]

all right; okay; no problem

A very common polite phrase meaning something is fine, acceptable, or safe.

Example

ゆっくりでも大丈夫 です。

Even slowly is fine.

です

desu

[desu]

is; polite ending

A polite sentence ending often used to soften statements.

Example

キャンセルしたいです。

I want to cancel.

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