English–Japanese

“both feet” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiryōashi

Example

私は両足でしっかり立ちます。watashi wa ryō ashi de shi kka ri ta chi ma su

I stand firmly on both feet.

Illustration for 両足 (both feet)

How to say “both feet” in Japanese

“Both feet” in Japanese is 両足 (ryōashi).

Describes the left and right feet considered together as a pair.

Full entry for 両足: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 両足

階段を上ったあと、両足が少し疲れました。kai dan o nobo tta a to ryō ashi ga suko shi tsuka re ma shi ta

After climbing the stairs, both my feet were a little tired.

Tips for using 両足

  • In English, both feet usually means the feet specifically, while Japanese 両足 (ryōashi) can refer to both feet or both legs depending on context.

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