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“ladder” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajihashigo

Example

その箱を取るために、はしごを使います。so no bako o to ru ta me ni ha shi go o tsuka i ma su

I use a ladder to reach that box.

Illustration for はしご (ladder)

How to say “ladder” in Japanese

“Ladder” in Japanese is はしご (hashigo).

Represents a simple series of steps that provides temporary access to a higher or lower place.

Full entry for はしご: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with はしご

作業を始める前に、はしごが安定しているか確認します。sa gyō o haji me ru mae ni ha shi go ga an tei shi te i ru ka kaku nin shi ma su

Before starting the work, I check that the ladder is stable.

Tips for using はしご

  • In conversational Japanese, はしごする (hashigo suru, "to visit several places in succession") describes going from one place to another, often among restaurants or bars, rather than using a ladder.

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