How do you say "Can receive salvation" in Japanese?

"Can receive salvation" in Japanese is "救いをいただけます。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Can receive salvation’ in Japanese

Q: What does "救いをいただけます。" mean in English?

"救いをいただけます。" means "Can receive salvation" in English. Usage tip: [救い] means "salvation," and [をいただけます] means "can receive" in a very polite, respectful way. So the whole phrase sounds formal and reverent.

救いをいただけます。

sukui o itadake masu

[sukui o itadake masu]

💬 Usage Tip: [救い] means "salvation," and [をいただけます] means "can receive" in a very polite, respectful way. So the whole phrase sounds formal and reverent.

🇯🇵 In Japan: The noun [救い] can also mean "relief" or "help" in other contexts, so it is a nice example of how Japanese words often carry both spiritual and everyday shades of meaning.

Phrase Breakdown

救い

sukui

[sukui]

salvation; rescue

救い means salvation, deliverance, or rescue.

Example

救いをもとめます。

I seek salvation.

をいただけます

o itadake masu

can receive; may receive

Polite expression meaning to receive something humbly or graciously.

Example

助けをいただけます。

You can receive help.

Words in this phrase

を

[o]

object marker

を marks the direct object of a verb.

Example

くだものをたべます。

I eat fruit.

いただけ

itadake

[itadake]

can receive; can humbly get

いただけ is from いただける, a humble polite way to say 'can receive.'

Example

たすけをいただけます。

I can receive help.

ます

masu

[masu]

polite ending

ます makes a verb polite in standard Japanese.

Example

いのります。

I pray.

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