How to Say ‘I will loosen it up well.’ in Japanese
しっかりほぐしますね。
shikkari hogushi masu ne
[sheek-kah-ree hoh-goo-shee mahss neh]
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Phrase Breakdown
しっかり
shikkari
[sheek-kah-ree]
thoroughly; firmly
Means properly and thoroughly, often reassuring in service situations.
しっかりほぐしますね。
I'll loosen it thoroughly.
ほぐしますね。
hogushi masu ne
I’ll loosen it up; I’ll work on it
ほぐします means to loosen tight muscles or tension; ね softens the statement.
しっかりほぐしますね。
I’ll loosen it up thoroughly.
Words in this phrase
ほぐし
hogushi
[hoh-goo-shee]
loosen; work out
Verb stem of ほぐす, used when talking about loosening tight muscles.
腰をほぐします。
I will loosen your lower back.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Makes the verb polite and suitable for customer service.
確認します。
I will check.
ね
ne
[neh]
soft confirmation; okay?
Adds warmth or gentle confirmation to what the speaker says.
ここを押しますね。
I'll press here, okay.
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