How to Say ‘Calm; relaxed’ in Japanese
落ち着いた
ochitsui ta
[oh-chee-tsoo-ee tah]
💬 Usage Tip: [落ち着いた] describes something calm, settled, or mature. It can describe taste, atmosphere, colors, and even people.
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is a popular compliment in Japan. For brands, it can suggest an adult, reliable, or classic image.
Phrase Breakdown
落ち着い
ochitsui
[oh-chee-tsoo-ee]
calmed down; calm
Comes from 落ち着く, meaning calm down or be settled. It can describe a mature, relaxed impression.
サントリーは落ち着いた感じがあります。
Suntory has a calm feeling.
た
ta
[tah]
past/adjective ending
Completes the past or adjectival form, as in 落ち着いた.
落ち着いたた感じの店が好きです。
I like shops with a calm feeling.
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