心配ないよって英語でなんて言うの？

Cheer up! It will only get better. - Should put a smile on their face. Don't worry about it, its fine. - emphasizes that its not a major problem. Don't worry about a thing, cause every little is going to be alright. - adds humour to the situation using Bob Marley and will hopefully get everyone singing along.

It's ok, everyone makes mistakes. - Remind your colleague that they are only human and we all make mistakes sometimes. Don't worry, everything will be ok! - Even though your colleague made a mistake remind them that everything will turn out alright. Don't worry about your mistakes, focus on not repeating them. - Encourage your colleague to focus on the future and not making the same mistakes rather than lamenting on the past. (Good advice in general I think)

Various ways of encouraging people everything is going to be okay even if they made a mistake.

"Don't let it get to you" You are encouraging her to toughen up and not allow her mistake to ruin her day. ":It's not the end of the world. This is a reminder that things will improve and she will be happy again. "Everything will be okay." This is to reassure her that all will be well in time.

It's good to encourage others when they feel disciuraged. No one wants to be depressed, but sometimes when we make mistakes it makes us feel discouraged and sad. You can use these sentences to cheer upco-worker or friend. 1. Don't worry, be happy 2. Don't let one mistake get you down. 3. It's not the end of the world.

It's already yesterdays news. This means that in a very short period of time people will have forgotten about the mistake and will be talking about something else.

1. You calm and offer consolation to your friend by pointing out that everyone makes mistakes sometime. 2. You accentuate the fact that people forget very quickly minor errors. 3. 'Part of life's rich tapestry' is a phrase often included in a philosophical sentence.

In the first comforting statement, the idiom, 'to err is human (to forgive divine)' has been used. This idiom is said to mean that it is normal for people to make mistakes and it is important to forgive them when they do. With this in mind, your co-worker should be comforted that his mistake will be forgiven. So, you may say: Don't worry. To err is human (to forgive divine). or Cheer up! Everybody makes mistakes. The phrasal verb 'cheer up' is said to someone to make him/her feel happier after a sad event. In the last line, the phrasal verb 'fade away' has been used to mean 'slowly disappear, lose importance, or become weaker'. The fact that he/she made a mistake will 'fade away' as time goes by. So, you may say: Don't let it bring you down. It will fade away.

All of the above sentences are used to encourage a person , who is feeling stressed out about a particular situation. Bounce back: is a phrasal verb, which means - to return quickly to a normal condition after a difficult situation or event. Don't stress simply means "Don't worry"

Handle - means to deal successfully with something. Any of these sentences should help you to encourage your friend. Although, I would prefer to use the first one because it's a more positive verison.

All three of the examples above are easy ways to express and encourage someone after they have made a mistake and are feeling a bit down. My personal favorite is, "It's not the end of the world," as it really puts it into perspective that life will continue on after making such a small mistake.