English–Japanese
“individual differences” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikojinsa
Example
学び方には個人差があります。mana bi kata ni wa ko jin sa ga a ri ma su
There are individual differences in how people learn.
How to say “individual differences” in Japanese
“Individual differences” in Japanese is 個人差 (kojinsa).
Describes how people differ from one another in traits, abilities, opinions, or ways of doing things.
Example sentences with 個人差
同じ音を聞いても、感じ方には個人差があります。ona ji oto o ki i te mo kan ji kata ni wa ko jin sa ga a ri ma su
Even when people hear the same sound, there are individual differences in how people perceive it.
Tips for using 個人差
- In everyday conversation, individual differences can explain why two people respond differently to the same situation.