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How to Say ‘The easiest to see’ in Japanese

いちばん見やすい

ichiban mi yasui

[ee-chee-bahn mee yah-soo-ee]

💬 Usage Tip: [Verb stem + やすい] means "easy to ...": [見やすい] "easy to see," [分かりやすい] "easy to understand." With [いちばん], it becomes "the easiest to ..."

Phrase Breakdown

いちばん

ichiban

[ee-chee-bahn]

most; best

いちばん makes the phrase superlative: 'the easiest to see' or 'the most visible.'

Example

この丸がいちばん見やすいです。

This circle is the easiest to see.

見やすい

mi yasui

easy to see; easy to read

Describes something that is visually easy to understand.

Example

見やすい文字

easy-to-read letters

Words in this phrase

mi

[mee]

see; look

見 is the verb stem used in 見やすい, meaning 'easy to see.'

Example

見やすい星です。

It is an easy-to-see star.

やすい

yasui

[yah-soo-ee]

easy to

やすい shows that something is easy to do; with 見, it means 'easy to see.'

Example

この色は見やすいです。

This color is easy to see.

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