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How do you say just breathe in other languages?

Here are some ways to say "just breathe" in other languages:

European Languages:

* French: "Respire simplement" or "Respire juste"

* Spanish: "Respira simplemente" or "Solo respira"

* Italian: "Respira semplicemente" or "Solo respira"

* German: "Atme einfach" or "Nur atmen"

* Portuguese: "Respire simplesmente" or "Apenas respire"

* Russian: "Просто дыши" (Prosto dyši)

* Polish: "Po prostu oddychaj"

* Swedish: "Andas bara"

* Finnish: "Hengitä vain"

* Dutch: "Adem gewoon"

Asian Languages:

* Japanese: "ただ息をして" (tada iki o shite)

* Korean: "그냥 숨 쉬세요" (geunyang sum swiseyo)

* Chinese (Mandarin): "就呼吸" (jiù hūxī)

* Hindi: "बस साँस लो" (bas saans lo)

* Thai: "แค่หายใจ" (khae hai jai)

Other Languages:

* Arabic: "فقط تَنَفَّس" (faqaṭ tanāffas)

* Hebrew: "פשוט תנשום" (peshuta tinishom)

Tips:

* Context is key: The best translation will depend on the specific context of the situation.

* Emphasis on "just": In some languages, the emphasis might be on the "just" part of the phrase, while others will focus on the "breathe" part.

* Tone of voice: The tone of voice you use can also influence the meaning.

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