How to Say “Majority” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘majority’ is expressed in Japanese using 大多数. 大多数 is used to denote a vast majority or a very large number.
The English phrase ‘majority’ is expressed in Japanese using 大多数. 大多数 is used to denote a vast majority or a very large number.
The English phrase ‘everything happens for a reason’ is translated into Japanese as 全てのことには理由がある.
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The English word “rebellious” is translated into Japanese as 反抗的. 反抗的 is an adjective used to describe someone or something showing rebellion.
The English phrase ‘thank you, mother’ is translated into Japanese as お母さん、ありがとう.
The Japanese word for heel (anatomy) is 踵. The term 踵 specifically refers to the anatomical heel of a foot.
The English word ‘pitiful’ is translated into Japanese as 哀れな.
The English phrase “let it go” can be translated into Japanese as 手放す (tebanasu).
The English phrase ‘over there’ is translated into Japanese as あそこに.
mitsuri is the Japanese given name for a character in the series Demon Slayer.
The English word “poet” is translated into Japanese as 詩人. 詩人 is the most widely used term for “poet” in Japanese.