心配しないで (shinpai shinaide)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
Formed by combining the suru-noun '心配' (shinpai, 'worry/anxiety') with the negative te-form 'しないで' (shinaide, from 'しない' + 'で'). It functions as an informal negative request instructing someone not to worry. Adding 'ください' (kudasai) turns it into the standard polite form.
Sample sentences
大丈夫だから、心配しないで。
Everything will be fine, so don't worry.
私のことは心配しないで、自分のことに集中して。
Don't worry about me, just focus on your own things.
すぐ戻るから心配しないでね。
I'll be right back, so don't worry, okay?
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Example
大丈夫だから、心配しないで。
Everything will be fine, so don't worry.
私のことは心配しないで、自分のことに集中して。
Don't worry about me, just focus on your own things.
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