How to Say ‘I'm completely well.’ in Japanese
すっかり元気よ。
sukkari genki yo
[SOOK-kah-ree genki yo]
💬 Usage Tip: The よ at the end adds a reassuring "you know". Here it lands soft and warm, typical of an older woman's speech.
Phrase Breakdown
すっかり
sukkari
[SOOK-kah-ree]
completely; totally
Adverb showing something has changed fully.
風邪はすっかり治りました。
My cold is completely gone.
元気
genki
[genki]
healthy; well
Indicates someone's health or general well-being.
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.
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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