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How to Say ‘Easy to see’ in Japanese

見やすい

mi yasui

[mee yah-soo-ee]

💬 Usage Tip: [見やすい] is built from [見る] plus [やすい], which means "easy to do." The same pattern works with many verbs: [読みやすい] "easy to read," [使いやすい] "easy to use."

Phrase Breakdown

mi

[mee]

see; look

見 is the stem of 見る and appears in 見やすい, 'easy to see.'

Example

見やすい形です。

It is an easy-to-see shape.

やすい

yasui

[yah-soo-ee]

easy to

やすい attaches to a verb stem to mean something is easy to do; here, easy to see.

Example

この字は読みやすいです。

This writing is easy to read.

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