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How to Say ‘Enjoy Kamakura.’ in Japanese

鎌倉、楽しんでくださいね。

kamakura tanoshin de kudasai ne

[kah-mah-KOO-rah tah-noh-SHEEN deh kudasai neh]

💬 Usage Tip: ね at the end adds warmth, like a friendly "okay?" or a smile. It turns 楽しんでください "please enjoy" from an instruction into a kind send-off.

Phrase Breakdown

鎌倉、

kamakura

Kamakura

The topic is said on its own, followed by a short pause; particles are often dropped in conversation. Say 'Ka-ma-ku-ra' with flat, even pitch.

Example

鎌倉、きれいですよ。

Kamakura is beautiful, you know.

Words in this phrase

鎌倉

kamakura

[kah-mah-KOO-rah]

Kamakura

A seaside city south of Tokyo, famous for its giant Buddha statue and temples.

Example

鎌倉で大仏を見ました。

I saw the Great Buddha in Kamakura.

楽しんでくださいね。

tanoshin de kudasai ne

please enjoy it.

楽しんで (tanoshinde) is the te-form of 楽しむ 'enjoy'. ください makes it a polite request, and ね adds warmth.

Example

旅行、楽しんでくださいね。

Enjoy your trip.

Words in this phrase

楽しん

tanoshin

[tah-noh-SHEEN]

enjoy

Form of 楽しむ (to enjoy) that changes to 楽しん before で.

Example

旅行を楽しんでいます。

I'm enjoying the trip.

で

[deh]

(te-form connector)

Part of the te-form; with iru it shows an ongoing state.

Example

ここに住んでいます。

I live here.

ください

kudasai

[kudasai]

please (do)

Used to make a polite request.

Example

手伝ってください。

Please help me.

ね

[neh]

okay?; right?

Adds softness and care, often used when comforting someone.

Example

今日はもう休もうね。

Let's rest for today now, okay?

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