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You
最近、夜間に何度かお目覚めになることがあるようです。引き続き様子を見させていただきます。
さいきん、やかんになんどかおめざめになることがあるようです。ひきつづきようすをみさせていただきます。
Recently it seems they have been waking up a few times during the night. We will continue to monitor the situation.
Romaji: Saikin, yakan ni nandoka omezame ni naru koto ga aru you desu. Hikidzuki yousu wo misasete itadakimasu. / Reply Romaji: Sou desu ka. Nanika ki ni naru you de areba, renraku wo onegai shimasu.
Reply
そうですか。何か気になるようであれば、連絡をお願いします。
そうですか。なにかきになるようであれば、れんらくをおねがいします。
I see. Please contact us if anything seems concerning.
Gesture & etiquette
Choose a private moment away from other residents for this conversation. Maintain a calm, matter-of-fact tone — concerned but composed. Have your care notes available if the family asks for more details. End with an offer of further communication: 'Nanika gozaimashitara, itsudemo orenraku kudasai' (Please contact us anytime if anything comes up).
When sharing observations about night-waking with family, 'you desu' (it seems / appears that) is the appropriate evidential qualifier — it communicates the observation without overstating certainty. Following it with 'hikidzuki yousu wo misasete itadakimasu' (we will continue monitoring) reassures the family that the situation is noted and being watched, without causing alarm.