“Relaxed” in Japanese
Short answer
Relaxed in Japanese is “気安い” (kiyasui). Full meaning: relaxed, familiar, easy to access, friendly.
Other ways to say “Relaxed” in Japanese
きやす
kiyasu relaxed, familiar, easy to access, friendly
安閑
ankan relaxed, easygoing, leisurely, peaceful, calm, comfortable; nonchalant (during an emergency), unconcerned, unperturbed, carefree
気やすい
kiyasui relaxed, familiar, easy to access, friendly
きやすい
kiyasui relaxed, familiar, easy to access, friendly
のうのう
nounou carefree, relaxed, comfortable, at one's ease
心穏やか
kokoroodayaka calm (emotions), relaxed, untroubled, relieved, serene
ゆったり
yuttari comfortable, easy, calm, relaxed; loose, spacious
きやしい
kiyashii relaxed, familiar, easy to access, friendly
チルい
chirui chilled-out, relaxed, easygoing
まったり
mattari rich (taste), full-bodied (flavour, flavor), mellow; laid-back (lifestyle), relaxed, comfortable
洒落
sharaku free and easy, open-hearted, relaxed, not fussy, frank; joke, pun, jest, witticism, wordplay; smartly dressed, stylish, fashion-conscious, refined
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