How to Say ‘Concerns / points of worry’ in Japanese
ご不安な点
go fuan na ten
[goh foo-ahn nah tehn]
💬 Usage Tip: [点] literally means "point," and in [ご不安な点] it means "points of concern" or "things you're worried about." You'll see the same idea in [ご不明な点] "anything unclear."
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[goh]
honorific prefix
A polite prefix often used with nouns to sound more respectful.
ご不安な点があればお知らせください。
If you have any concerns, please let us know.
不安
fuan
[foo-ahn]
anxiety; concern
Refers to worry or concern. In service situations, it often means anything the customer is uneasy about.
ご不安な点を先に確認できます。
We can confirm any concerns in advance.
な
na
[nah]
-like; being
A linking word used after na-adjectives like 不安 to connect them to nouns.
ご不安な点についてお話しください。
Please talk about any concerns you have.
点
ten
[tehn]
point; aspect
Means a point, detail, or aspect. Here it refers to specific concerns or points to ask about.
ご不安な点は入口ですか。
Is the point of concern the entrance?
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