What is the difference between Odaijini and Ki o tsukete?
This is in reference to someone leaving or going somewhere and you want to say "take care" in Japanese.
Thank you.

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When someone isn't feeling well,
you say Odaijini.
When someone leaving or going somewhere,
you say Ki o tsukete.
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Simply put, odaijini is "get well soon" (used when someone is sick) and kiwotsukete is "take care" or "be careful" (common parting words).

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