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How to Say ‘I'm completely fine now.’ in Japanese

もうすっかり元気よ。

mou sukkari genki yo

[moh-oh SOOK-kah-ree genki yo]

💬 Usage Tip: もう here means "by now", not "already" as in impatience. Together with すっかり "completely" it means recovery is behind her.

Phrase Breakdown

もうすっかり

mou sukkari

already completely

もう (mou) means 'already', with a long o. すっかり (sukkari) means 'completely'; pause briefly at the kk.

Example

もうすっかり春ですね。

It's already fully spring, isn't it?

Words in this phrase

もう

mou

[moh-oh]

already

Indicates something has been done or occurred in advance.

Example

もう知っていることです。

It's something I already know.

すっかり

sukkari

[SOOK-kah-ree]

completely; totally

Adverb showing something has changed fully.

Example

風邪はすっかり治りました。

My cold is completely gone.

元気よ。

genki yo

(I'm) well

元気 (genki) means 'healthy' or 'well'. よ (yo) is a warm ending that tells the listener something.

Example

私は元気よ。

I'm doing well.

Words in this phrase

元気

genki

[genki]

healthy; well

Indicates someone's health or general well-being.

Example

彼は元気ですよ。

He is doing well.

よ

yo

[yo]

you know; assurance

Sentence-ending particle adding emphasis, assurance, or new information for the listener.

Example

ありますよと店員さんが言いました。

The staff said, 'Yes, we have it.'

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