How to Say ‘Let's take it easy and rest.’ in Japanese
ゆっくり休もう。
yukkuri yasumou
[yook-koo-ree yah-soo-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: [ゆっくり] adds the feeling of doing something in an unhurried, restful way. With [休もう], it means more than just "rest" — more like "let's really take it easy."
Phrase Breakdown
ゆっくり
yukkuri
[yook-koo-ree]
slowly; take it easy
Adds the feeling of resting properly and without rushing.
ゆっくり休もう。
Let’s get some proper rest.
休もう
yasumou
[yah-soo-moh]
let's rest
Volitional form used to suggest resting.
ゆっくり休もう。
Let’s get some proper rest.
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