私のソウルメイト
watashi no sourumeito
The English phrase "my soulmate" is translated into Japanese as 私のソウルメイト (watashi no sourumeito).
This phrase refers to a person with whom one has a deep, natural affinity or an ideal romantic partner.
How do you pronounce it?
watashi no sourumeito
Did you know?
- Japanese speakers often use the term 赤の他人 meaning 'a stranger as red' to describe the opposite of a soulmate, referring to people with no connection at all.
- In Japanese romantic storytelling, a soulmate is often linked to the 'red thread of fate', a myth where an invisible string connects two people destined to be together.
- Some Japanese speakers use 半身 meaning 'half-body' to describe a soulmate, implying that the partner is the missing half of their own being.
Examples in context
- 彼は私のソウルメイトです。Kare wa watashi no sourumeito desu.He is my soulmate.
- 私のソウルメイトに出会えました。Watashi no sourumeito ni deaemashita.I was able to meet my soulmate.
- あなたは私のソウルメイトだと思います。Anata wa watashi no sourumeito da to omoimasu.I think you are my soulmate.
Example conversation
Hina and Yota are talking about their relationship at a cafe.
- 陽葵 Himari陽太は、私のソウルメイトだね。Yota wa, watashi no sourumeito da ne.Yota, you are my soulmate, aren't you?
- 陽太 Yota本当にそう思うよ、陽葵。Hontou ni sou omou yo, Hina.I really think so too, Hina.
- 陽葵 Himari価値観がとても似ているよね。Kachikan ga totemo nite iru yo ne.Our values are very similar, right?
- 陽太 Yotaうん、運命的な絆を感じるよ。Un, unmeiteki na kizuna o kanjiru yo.Yeah, I feel a destiny-like bond.
