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安心

anshin /aɴɕiɴ/

A state of mind characterized by relief, peace, and the absence of anxiety or fear. It describes the feeling of being at ease after a worry is removed or when one feels secure in a situation.

Ejemplos

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テストが終わって、安心しました。

I felt relieved because the test ended.

2

検査の結果に異常はなく、一同安心いたしました。

There were no abnormalities in the test results, and we were all greatly relieved.

3

無事でよかった!本当に安心したよ。

I'm glad you're safe! I was so relieved.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
安心
Verb
安心する
Adverbio
安心して
Adjetivo
安心な
Relacionado
安心感
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Truco para recordar

The first kanji 安 (an) means 'cheap' or 'peace,' and the second 心 (shin) means 'heart.' When your heart feels 'peaceful' or 'low-cost' (no stress), you are in a state of Anshin.

Quiz rápido

お母さんの元気な声を聞いて、とても(  )しました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 安心

Ejemplos

1

テストが終わって、安心しました。

everyday

I felt relieved because the test ended.

2

検査の結果に異常はなく、一同安心いたしました。

formal

There were no abnormalities in the test results, and we were all greatly relieved.

3

無事でよかった!本当に安心したよ。

informal

I'm glad you're safe! I was so relieved.

4

幼児の教育において、心理的な安心感は不可欠な要素である。

academic

In early childhood education, a psychological sense of security is an essential element.

5

お客様に安心してお取引いただけるよう、最善を尽くします。

business

We will do our best to ensure that our customers can conduct business with peace of mind.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
安心
Verb
安心する
Adverbio
安心して
Adjetivo
安心な
Relacionado
安心感

Colocaciones comunes

安心感を与える to give a sense of security
胸をなでおろして安心する to breathe a sigh of relief
ひと安心する to feel temporarily relieved
安心しきる to be completely at ease
安心な場所 a safe/secure place

Frases Comunes

安心してください

Please don't worry / Rest assured

一安心

A sigh of relief (briefly feeling safe)

安心立命

Spiritual peace and enlightenment

Se confunde a menudo con

安心 vs 安全

Anzen refers to objective physical safety (e.g., a safe building), while Anshin refers to a subjective psychological feeling of peace.

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Notas de uso

Anshin is frequently used as a 'suru' verb (anshin-suru) to mean 'to become relieved.' When describing a person's character or a situation that makes you feel safe, the 'na-adjective' form (anshin-na) is used.

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Errores comunes

Learners often use 'anzen' when they want to say they feel emotionally relieved. Remember: 'anzen' is for the seatbelt, 'anshin' is for your heart.

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Truco para recordar

The first kanji 安 (an) means 'cheap' or 'peace,' and the second 心 (shin) means 'heart.' When your heart feels 'peaceful' or 'low-cost' (no stress), you are in a state of Anshin.

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Origen de la palabra

Derived from Middle Chinese characters meaning 'pacify' and 'heart/mind'.

Patrones gramaticales

〜を見て安心する (Relieved to see...) 〜は安心だ (Something is safe/reliable) 安心して〜する (Doing something with peace of mind)
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Contexto cultural

In Japanese marketing, 'anshin' is a powerful keyword used to build deep trust with consumers, emphasizing not just quality but emotional reliability.

Quiz rápido

お母さんの元気な声を聞いて、とても(  )しました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 安心

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