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Formal to Senior

Care · Greeting

N4

明日から三日間お休みをいただきますので、その間は鈴木が担当いたします。よろしくお願いいたします。I'll be taking three days off starting tomorrow. During that time, Suzuki will be your caregiver. Thank you for your understanding. (Care · Greeting, Formal to Senior, JLPT N4)

You

明日から三日間お休みをいただきますので、その間は鈴木が担当いたします。よろしくお願いいたします。

あすからみっかかんおやすみをいただきますので、そのあいだはすずきがたんとういたします。よろしくおねがいいたします。

I'll be taking three days off starting tomorrow. During that time, Suzuki will be your caregiver. Thank you for your understanding.

Romaji: Asu kara mikkakan oyasumi o itadakimasu node, sono aida wa Suzuki ga tantou itashimasu. Yoroshiku onegai itashimasu. / Reply Romaji: A, sou desu ka. Yukkuri okyuusoku kudasai ne.

Reply

あ、そうですか。ゆっくりご休息くださいね。

あ、そうですか。ゆっくりごきゅうそくくださいね。

Oh, I see. Please rest well.

Gesture & etiquette

Speak with warm, calm tone — leave-taking can feel like loss to vulnerable seniors. Small bow (20 degrees) when announcing. If introducing the substitute, gesture toward them with open palm, allow brief small talk so the senior can form initial trust before you depart.

Continuity of care matters emotionally to seniors who form attachments to their regular caregivers. Always introduce the substitute by name and brief reassurance. 'Oyasumi o itadakimasu' (humbly receive vacation) frames it as something granted, not asserted. If possible, introduce the substitute in person before the leave begins to ease transition anxiety.

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