How to Say “Mint Green” in Japanese

ミントグリーン
The English phrase "mint green" is translated into Japanese as ミントグリーン.

Did you know?

  • While English speakers use 'mint green' for the color, Japanese people often use ミント色 (minto-iro), where 色 simply means 'color'.
  • The word 'green' in 'mint green' is transliterated as グリーン (guriin), but if you were describing a green tea, you would use the native word 緑 (midori) instead.
  • Japanese uses a system called 'Katakana English' for words like ミントグリーン, which are often perceived as more modern or stylish than their native Japanese equivalents.

Examples in context

  • 母親のドレスは美しいミントグリーンです。
    My mother's dress is a beautiful mint green.
  • 私のパーティーの招待状にはミントグリーンのリボンがあります。
    My party invitation has a mint green ribbon.
  • 彼女の新しいネイルはミントの色です。
    Her new nail polish is mint-colored.
  • ミントグリーンの車
    Mint green car
  • ミントグリーンが好きです。
    Minto guriin ga suki desu.
    I like mint green.
  • ミントグリーンのシャツを買いました。
    Minto guriin no shatsu o kaimashita.
    I bought a mint green shirt.
  • 壁をミントグリーンに塗りましょう。
    Kabe o minto guriin ni nurimashou.
    Let's paint the wall mint green.

Example conversation

Two friends are shopping for room accessories.

  1. 大翔 Hiroto

    このクッション、ミントグリーンはどうかな?
    Kono kusshon, minto guriin wa dou kana?
    What do you think about this mint green cushion?
  2. 結衣 Yui

    大翔君、それすごく可愛いよ!
    Hiroto-kun, sore sugoku kawaii yo!
    Hiroto, that is really cute!
  3. 大翔 Hiroto

    結衣ちゃんも、そう思う?
    Yui-chan mo, sou omou?
    Do you think so too, Yui?
  4. 結衣 Yui

    うん、部屋に合うと思う。
    Un, heya ni au to omou.
    Yeah, I think it will suit the room.
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