English–Japanese
“level” in Japanese
How to say “level” in Japanese
“Level” in Japanese is 水準 (suijun).
The word shows how something compares with a standard, especially in terms of quality, ability, or development.
Example sentences with 水準
国によって生活の水準は大きく異なります。kuni ni yo tte sei katsu no sui jun wa ō ki ku koto na ri ma su
The standard of living varies greatly from country to country.
Tips for using 水準
- People often use this word when comparing service, language ability, education, or technology rather than describing an object's physical height.
Other Japanese words for “level”
私たちは同じレベルです。watashi ta chi wa ona ji re be ru de su
We are at the same level.
製品は品質によって三つの等級に分けられています。sei hin wa hin shitsu ni yo tte mit tsu no tō kyū ni wa ke ra re te i ma su
Products are divided into three grades according to their quality.