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    ご心配なさらないでください (go shinpai nasaranai de kudasai - Please don't worry)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    polite/honorific (sonkeigo)

    How it works

    This phrase is a polite negative imperative. It uses the honorific verb なさる (nasaru) as the honorific form of する (suru - to do), negated as なさらない (nasaranai), combined with the request marker でください (de kudasai). The ご (go) prefix further enhances the politeness and indicates respect towards the action of worrying.

    Sample sentences

    状況は好転していますので、ご心配なさらないでください。

    The situation is improving, so please don't worry.

    私が責任を持ちますので、ご心配なさらないでください。

    I will take responsibility, so please don't worry.

    ささいなことです。どうぞご心配なさらないでください。

    It's a trivial matter. Please don't worry at all.

    Quick facts

    structure:ご + noun + なさる (honorific verb) + ないでください (negative request/command)
    honorifics:なさる (nasaru) is the honorific form (sonkeigo) of する (suru), meaning 'to do'.
    politeness:Highly polite and deferential, suitable for addressing superiors, elders, or customers. It uses both an honorific prefix (ご) and an honorific verb (なさる).

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    Example

    状況は好転していますので、ご心配なさらないでください。

    The situation is improving, so please don't worry.

    私が責任を持ちますので、ご心配なさらないでください。

    I will take responsibility, so please don't worry.

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