10 Compliments That Will Make People Smile
Have you complimented someone who you get along with and how? Was that just “あなたはいいです。(You’re nice)”? It is actually fine. However, it is a basic word to compliment for he/she might be sometimes bored. So let me introduce the way to use Japanese compliments that would make people smile today!
1・マジウケる！(maji-ukeru)
You’re So Hilalious!
“マジウケる！” means “You’re so hilarious!” and which is a slang of “あなたは本当に面白いです。”. The others of what you can say it would be “ちょーウケる”, “ちょー面白い”, “マジ面白い”, etc. When people let you laugh, you could use this word. Furthermore, “マジウケる” can be used as the meaning of “You’re so hilarious!” which means “それは本当に面白いです。” which can be used as polite than “マジウケる”.
２・色々していただいてありがとうございます。(iroiro-shite-itadaite-arigatou-gozaimasu)
I Appreciate All You Do For Me.
“色々してくれてありがとう。” means “I appreciate all you do for me.” and everybody would like to hear this word from you, guys. We sometimes have to show our appreciation to people who did something for you, such as a host cooking dinner for you, a person helping you, a driver picking you up to your destination and so on.
３・信用してるよ。(shinyou-shiteru-yo)
I Trust You.
“信用してるよ。” is “I trust you.” and not only your partner but your family, friends, teachers, colleagues and boss also would love to hear from you. Why don’t you use this after you trust them? Your relationship would be much stronger. Everybody would be happy after hearing this.
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４・あなたと一緒にいると楽しいよ。(anatato-issyo-ni-iruto-tanoshii-yo)
You’re My Favorite Person To Spend Time With.
“あなたと一緒にいると楽しいよ。” means “You’re my favorite person to spend time with.” which is used for a easy-going and pleasant person for you. However, it may be one of your confession to someone who you like. When using it your friend, a relationship of yours would be stronger. And when using it the opposite sex, some people might think “you might have liked me”. Furthermore, basically we don’t use “あなた”, so you might want to use his/her name instead of it.
５・マジ性格いいね！(maji-seikaku-iine)
You’ve Got A Great Personality!
“マジ性格いいね！” is “You’ve got a great personality!” and which means someone is easy to get along with. If you want to compliment his/her physical appearance, you could say “顔も性格もいいね。(You’ve got a great personality and handsome/beautiful.)”
６・あなた/君にならなんでも話せるよ。(anata/kimini-nara-nandemo-hanaseru-yo)
I Can Talk About Everything With You.
“あなた/君にならなんでも話せるよ。” means “I can talk about everything with you.”. It shows that you appreciate him/her for the conversations you have and it also shows that you love the time you spend with him/her. This word is the nuclear bomb.
７・あなた/君のことをずっと考えてしまうよ。(anata/kimi-nokoto-wo-zutto-kangaete-shimau-yo)
I Can’t Stop Thinking of You.
“あなた/君のことをずっと考えてしまうよ。” means “I can’t stop thinking of you”. However, most Japanese don’t basically use あなた and 君, so you might want to use his/her name instead of them, it sounds native speakers. But the way to use it would be careful. If a person who you say this does not like you, you will be creepy for him/her.
８・いつもいいアドバイスをしてくれるね。(itsumo-ii-adobaisu-wo-shitekureru-ne)
You Always Give The Best Advice.
“いつもいいアドバイスをしてくれるね。” means “You always give the best advice.” Not only a man but a woman feels even great. He/She must be pretty smart and sure of himself/herself to be the best. This word is thoughtful. Why don’t you use it for people giving you nice advice?
９・あなた/君といる時が一番落ち着くよ。(anata/kimini-to-iru-toki-ga-ichiban-ochitsuku-yo)
I Couldn’t Be Any More Comfortable Around You.
“あなた/君といる時が一番落ち着くよ。” is “I couldn’t be any more comfortable around you.” and which means no secrets, no hiding. Just comfortable fun where you can tell each other anything. He/she will love this.
１０・あなたの/君の味方だよ。(anata/kimini-no-mikata-dayo)
I’m On Your Side.
“あなたの/君の味方だよ。” means “I’m on your side.” and let him/her know you support what he/she is passionate about, especially when he/she got depressed, lost confidence or something. Again, native speakers don’t usually use あなた and 君, so you might want to use his/her name instead of these words.
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