(ふた)(へんじ)

ふたつへんじ
noun
ready consent; immediate agreement
1. ready consent; immediate agreement
Agreeing immediately without hesitation, as if answering 'yes, yes' (saying はい twice). Used to describe enthusiastic or unhesitating acceptance of a request or proposal.
(かれ)(ふた)返事(へんじ)()()けた。
He accepted without hesitation.
旅行(りょこう)(さそ)ったら、(ふた)返事(へんじ)でOKしてくれた。
When I invited her on a trip, she immediately said yes.
給料(きゅうりょう)アップの(はなし)()いて、(ふた)返事(へんじ)転職(てんしょく)()めた。
After hearing about the salary increase, he decided to change jobs without a second thought.

USAGE:
Most commonly appears in the pattern (ふた)返事(へんじ)で (with ready consent). The expression comes from the idea of answering 'はい、はい' (yes, yes) — responding so quickly that you say yes twice. Always implies a positive, willing response.

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • (ふた)返事(へんじ)()()ける (to accept readily)
  • (ふた)返事(へんじ)でOKする (to immediately agree)
  • (ふた)返事(へんじ)承諾(しょうだく)する (to consent without hesitation)

NOTE:
Despite (ふた)つ meaning 'two,' this expression is positive. In everyday speech, saying はい twice (はいはい) can sound dismissive, but (ふた)返事(へんじ) as an idiom means enthusiastic agreement.