English–Japanese
“full” in Japanese
How to say “full” in Japanese
“Full” in Japanese is 満員 (man'in).
Describes a place or vehicle in which all available capacity is occupied, leaving no room for more people.
Example sentences with 満員
会場が満員になる前に、早めに席を取りました。kai jō ga man in ni na ru mae ni haya me ni seki o to ri ma shi ta
We got seats early, before the venue filled up.
Tips for using 満員
- The expression 満員電車 (man'in densha) refers to a train so full during rush hour that standing passengers fill the carriage.
