How to Say ‘I’ll turn it down right away.’ in Japanese
今すぐ小さくします。
ima sugu chiisaku shi masu
[ee-mah soo-goo]
🇯🇵 In Japan: As a reply, this sounds cooperative and appropriate after a complaint. In Japan, a quick acknowledgment plus immediate action usually lands better than a long explanation or excuse.
Phrase Breakdown
今すぐ
ima sugu
right now; immediately
Emphasizes quick action: “immediately.”
今すぐ行きます。
I’ll go right now.
Words in this phrase
今
ima
[ee-mah]
now
Signals that you will act at this moment, not later.
今すぐ小さくします。申し訳ありません。
I’ll turn it down right now. I’m sorry.
すぐ
sugu
[soo-goo]
immediately; right away
Reassures the other person you will respond promptly to the complaint.
今すぐ小さくします。
I’ll turn it down right now.
小さくします。
I’ll turn it down / I’ll make it quieter.
Common response to a request about volume/noise. Polite and direct.
テレビを小さくします。
I’ll turn the TV down.
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