English–Japanese
“crowd” in Japanese
How to say “crowd” in Japanese
“Crowd” in Japanese is 人ごみ (hitogomi).
It describes many people gathered close together in one place.
Example sentences with 人ごみ
休日は繁華街の人ごみを避けて、静かな道を歩きます。kyū jitsu wa han ka gai no hito go mi o sa ke te shizu ka na michi o aru ki ma su
On holidays, I avoid the crowds downtown and walk along quiet streets.
Tips for using 人ごみ
- In English, crowd can name the people gathered, while crowded describes the place they fill, a distinction useful when describing a busy station.
Other Japanese words for “crowd”
演説が始まると、群衆は静かになりました。en zetsu ga haji ma ru to gun shū wa shizu ka ni na ri ma shi ta
When the speech began, the crowd became quiet.
駅前では人々が群集をなしています。eki mae de wa hito bito ga gun shū o na shi te i ma su
People are forming a crowd in front of the station.