HandysHowTo: “Zenzen Daijoubu / Heiki” – Is it CORRECT? / How to say “Not At All” in Japanese

Thursday, 1 February 2018

“Zenzen Daijoubu / Heiki” – Is it CORRECT? / How to say “Not At All” in Japanese

This time we’ll learn how to use the word “全然（ぜんぜん / zenzen)” the native way.
In textbooks you learn that you must use “ZENZEN” with negative adjectives / verbs.
But in real life, you always hear “全然大丈夫！(Zenzen Daijoubu)”, “全然平気 (Zenzen Heiki)” and even “全然かわいい！(Zenzen Kawaii)”.
What do they mean and are they correct?
Find out in the video

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