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How to Say ‘That looks good on you.’ in Japanese

似合っていますよ。

niatsu te i masu yo

[niat te i masu yo]

💬 Usage Tip: Use [似合っていますよ] to compliment how well something suits someone.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese people often appreciate noticing how a style complements them.

Phrase Breakdown

似合って

niatsu te

suit; match

To be suitable or look good on someone.

Example

この帽子が似合っている。

This hat suits you.

Words in this phrase

似合っ

niatsu

[niat]

suit, look good on

Verb meaning to match or suit someone well.

Example

その服はあなたに似合っている。

That clothing suits you well.

te

[te]

and

A particle indicating a continuing action.

Example

学校に行って、勉強する。

Go to school, and study.

います

i masu

is

Indicates continuous state or action.

Example

彼は寝ています。

He is sleeping.

Words in this phrase

i

[i]

be

Auxiliary verb indicating ongoing action.

Example

本を読んでいます。

I am reading a book.

ます

masu

[masu]

to be

Polite verb ending emphasizing the statement.

Example

彼は勉強しています。

He is studying.

yo

[yo]

you know

Emphasizes certainty or friendliness.

Example

美味しいですよ。

It's delicious, you know.

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