English–Japanese
“clear skies” in Japanese
How to say “clear skies” in Japanese
“Clear skies” in Japanese is 晴れ (hare). 晴れ can also mean “clear weather”.
Describes weather with little or no cloud cover, making the day bright and clear.
Example sentences with 晴れ
明日は晴れだといいです。asu wa ha re da to i i de su
I hope for clear skies tomorrow.
明日は晴れの予報なので、布団を干します。asu wa ha re no yo hō na no de fu ton o ho shi ma su
The forecast says it will be clear tomorrow, so I will air out the bedding.
Tips for using 晴れ
- The noun 晴れ (hare) is common in short weather statements, while English usually uses an adjective such as clear in the same context.