How to Say ‘I’m Worried, It’s Weighing on My Mind’ in Japanese

To express that you’re worried, and it’s weighing on your mind in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「心配しています、気にかかっています。」 (Shinpai shiteimasu, ki ni kakatteimasu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • 心配しています (Shinpai shiteimasu) means “I’m worried.”
  • 気にかかっています (Ki ni kakatteimasu) means “It’s weighing on my mind” or “I’m concerned about it.”

This phrase allows you to effectively communicate your worries and the mental burden you’re experiencing.

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