How to Say ‘Safe; reassuring; able to feel at ease’ in Japanese
安心できる
anshin dekiru
[an-sheen deh-kee-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: [できる] after a noun or verb stem often means "can" or "able to," but here it means "something that lets you feel..." So [安心できる文化] is a culture where people can feel at ease.
Phrase Breakdown
安心
anshin
[an-sheen]
peace of mind; sense of safety
A feeling of being able to relax without worry.
安心して相談できる環境が理想です。
An environment where you can consult others with peace of mind is ideal.
できる
dekiru
[deh-kee-roo]
can do; able to
Shows ability or possibility.
自由に質問できる雰囲気が好きです。
I like an atmosphere where I can ask questions freely.
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