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     • How do you say life in Japanese? 命 (いのち) inochi
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   the Japanese word for "Life" is "Raifu", written in japanese as "ライフ". Here's a more detailed explanation: The noun 'ライフ (らいふ)' means 'life'. This word refers to the period between birth and death, or the length of time that a person or living thing is alive and active.

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   Here's a list of translations. Japanese Translation. 生活. Seikatsu. More Japanese words for life. ライフ noun. Raifu life. 生活 noun.

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   the Japanese word for "Life" is "Kurashi", written in japanese as "暮らし". Here's a more detailed explanation: The Japanese noun '暮らし (くらし)' means 'life'. It refers to one's everyday existence and routine, including activities, habits, and lifestyle.

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   the Japanese word for "Life" is "Jinsei", written in japanese as "人生". Here's a more detailed explanation: The Japanese noun '人生 (じんせい)' means 'life'. It refers to the duration of one's existence, including all of the experiences and events that occur during that time.

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   The word seikatsu is composed of the ideogram for life [生] + activity [活], which also conveys the idea of life and living. The word seikatsu is used to refer to our daily life, such as in school or work, a lifestyle, unlike inochi [命], which refers to our existence.

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Learn how to say Life In Japanese with our comprehensive guide. Discover the different kanji characters, pronunciations, and cultural significance behind the words in Japanese.

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   What is the Japanese word for life?

   • the Japanese word for "Life" is "Kurashi", written in japanese as "暮らし". Here's a more detailed explanation: The Japanese noun '暮らし (くらし)' means 'life'. It refers to one's everyday existence and routine, including activities, habits, and lifestyle. It can be used to describe a person's standard of living, daily routine, or overall way of living.

   How to say "Life" in Japanese | NihongoClassroom

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   How do you say “life” in Japanese?

   • Type in “life.” You will get twenty or so entries with detailed explanations and examples. The next time you want to translate an English word into Japanese, you’d do best to go directly there. One way to say “life” in Japanese is INOCHI 命. But that also means “most important thing,” and so on in that semantic vicinity.

   In Japanese, how do you say 'life'? - Quora

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   How to express life in Japanese?

   • If you study Japanese and watch anime, you must have noticed that there are several words to refer to life. Seikatsu [生活], life [命] and jinsei [人生] are just some of them. In this article, we will see how to express life in Japanese and its differences. Ever wondered why there are so many words with the same meaning?

   Life in Japanese – Seikatsu, inochi, jinsei – Differences - Suki Desu

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   What is an example of a Japanese sentence?

   • Example Sentence Japanese: 彼は命を大切にしています。 Example Sentence English: He cherishes life. Usage: Refers to daily life or lifestyle, more about the way one lives. Example Sentence Japanese: 彼女は健康的な生活を送っています。 Example Sentence English: She is leading a healthy life. Usage: Refers to one's life, often used in a philosophical or reflective context.

   Life In Japanese (Translations & Dictionary) - Why So Japan

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   How do you say 'where do you live' in Japanese?

   • To ask 'where do you live' in Japanese, you can say: 'dokoni sunderuno' (住んでるの), which often becomes 'sundenno' (住んでんの) in everyday conversation. If you want to ask politely, you can say: 'dokoni sunderun desuka' (どこに住んでるですか).

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   What are some Japanese quotes about life?

   • "The tongue is three inches long, yet it can kill a man six feet high." and "Even when months and days are long, life is short." are Japanese quotes about life. Other quotes include: "The reputation of thousand years may be determined by the conduct of one hour." "Beginning is easy, continuing is hard." "Be not afraid of going slowly. Be afraid of standing still.

   Best Japanese Quotes About Life, Friendship, Death & Love

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9. dictionary.cambridge.org › english-japanese › lifeLIFE | translate English to Japanese - Cambridge Dictionary

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   LIFE translate: 一生, 生き物, 生活, 生き方, （仕事の時間など）人の生活の一部, 命, 生気, 人生（じんせい）, 命（いのち）, 生命体（せいめいたい）, 生活（せいかつ）, 寿命（じゅみょう）…. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Japanese Dictionary.