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How to Say ‘I'll have her rest at home.’ in Japanese

家で休ませます。

ie de yasuma se masu

[ee-eh deh yah-soo-mah seh mahss]

💬 Usage Tip: If you want extra politeness: [家で休ませますので、よろしくお願いします] (“So, thank you in advance”).

🇯🇵 In Japan: Adding a brief closing like [よろしくお願いします] is common and helps the call end smoothly.

Phrase Breakdown

家で

ie de

at home

「家」 is “home/house,” and 「で」 marks the place where an action happens.

Example

家で勉強します。

I study at home.

Words in this phrase

ie

[ee-eh]

home; house

“Home.” Sets where the child will stay.

Example

家で休ませます。

I will let them rest at home.

de

[deh]

at; in

Location particle: “at home.”

Example

家で休ませます。

I will let them rest at home.

休ませます

yasuma se masu

will let (someone) rest / will have (someone) rest (polite)

Causative form of 休む: “make/let someone rest.” Common in school absence messages (parent letting child rest).

Example

きょうは子どもを休ませます。

Today, I will let my child rest (keep them home).

Words in this phrase

休ま

yasuma

[yah-soo-mah]

rest (stem)

Stem of 休む in the causative expression 休ませます.

Example

家で休ませます。

I will let them rest at home.

se

[seh]

causative marker (part)

Part of 休ませます (“let them rest”).

Example

家で休ませます。

I will let them rest at home.

ます

masu

[mahss]

(polite verb ending)

Polite ending appropriate for talking to teachers/school staff.

Example

家で休ませます。

I will let them rest at home.

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