How to Say ‘I do it safely.’ in Japanese
安全にやります。
anzen ni yari masu
[anzen ni yari masu]
💬 Usage Tip: [安全に] comes before the verb, so Japanese says "safely do," not "do safely." That same order works in [丁寧にやります] "I do it carefully."
Phrase Breakdown
安全に
anzen ni
safely
An adverb meaning to do something in a safe way.
安全に歩きます。
I walk safely.
Words in this phrase
安全
anzen
[anzen]
safety; safe
A noun meaning safety. It is a key concept in caregiver work, especially for transfers and daily assistance.
安全を考えて介助します。
I provide assistance with safety in mind.
に
ni
[ni]
in; to; for
A particle that can show manner. In this phrase, it turns 安全 into 'safely.'
安全に移動します。
I move safely.
やります
yari masu
will do; will carry out
Casual form of “do,” here meaning to perform the task.
すぐやります。
I’ll do it right away.
Words in this phrase
やり
yari
[yari]
do; carry out
The stem form of やる, used before ます. It expresses performing an action.
確認してからやります。
I do it after checking.
ます
masu
[masu]
polite verb ending
A formal ending that makes the sentence polite, suitable for interviews and professional settings.
ていねいに説明します。
I explain carefully.
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