English–Japanese
“everyone” in Japanese
How to say “everyone” in Japanese
“Everyone” in Japanese is みな (mina).
Treats every person in the relevant group as one whole rather than as separate individuals.
Example sentences with みな
みな、元気ですか。mi na gen ki de su ka
Is everyone well?
大切な予定を、みなに伝えます。tai setsu na yo tei o mi na ni tsuta e ma su
I will tell everyone about the important plan.
Tips for using みな
- In everyday conversation, みんな (minna, "everyone") is usually more familiar than みな (mina, "everyone"), which has a formal tone.
Other Japanese words for “everyone”
全員が教室にいます。zen in ga kyō shitsu ni i ma su
Everyone is in the classroom.
皆さんは元気ですか？mina sa n wa gen ki de su ka
Is everyone doing well?
万人が同じ考えを持つわけではありません。ban nin ga ona ji kanga e o mo tsu wa ke de wa a ri ma se n
Not everyone has the same opinion.
皆様、ありがとうございます。mina sama a ri ga tō go za i ma su
Thank you, everyone.