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When someone offers to help or to do something for you, the expression “muri shinai de” is a way to say “don't put yourself out”, “don't overdo it”.
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Apr 1, 2013 · However, if you remember it as “無理しないで(Muri shinai de)”, “Don't overdo it” I think it'll become easier to understand and use.
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Jun 7, 2024 · Muri shinai de means “take it easy” or “don't overdo it”. But it's ... Muri shinai de and creativity: I've felt plenty of burnout with ...
How do you say don't overwork in Japanese? 無理しないで. (むりしないで). muri shinai-de. Hear how a local says it. Hear how a local says it. Arrow image.
Feb 7, 2015 · "Muri shinai de" is a very frequent Japanese expression. When should you use it and what meaning is conveyed? Check Coto's Academy new article!
Sep 30, 2018 · When you are in Japan, be it for work or at the train station or anywhere, a common phrase that you will hear will be 無理しないで (Muri shinai
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無理 むり する · muri suru · Present. 無理 むり する. muri suru · -te Form. 無理 むり して. muri shite · Negative. 無理 むり しない. muri shinai.
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