English–Japanese
“garden” in Japanese
How to say “garden” in Japanese
“Garden” in Japanese is 庭 (niwa). 庭 can also mean “yard”.
Refers to an arranged outdoor space connected with a home or other building, whether planted, open, or enclosed by surrounding structures.
Example sentences with 庭
私たちは家の庭で遊びます。watashi ta chi wa ie no niwa de aso bi ma su
We play in the yard at home.
春に庭へ花を植えました。haru ni niwa e hana o u e ma shi ta
I planted flowers in the garden in spring.
Tips for using 庭
- In everyday Japanese, 庭 (niwa) can mean either a planted garden or an unplanted home yard, so the surrounding context determines the most natural English translation.
Other Japanese words for “garden”
春にバラ園を歩きます。haru ni ba ra sono o aru ki ma su
I walk in the rose garden in spring.
この庭園は春に特に美しいです。ko no tei en wa haru ni toku ni utsuku shi i de su
This garden is especially beautiful in spring.
ガーデンに花が咲いています。gā de n ni hana ga sa i te i ma su
Flowers are blooming in the garden.