English–Japanese
“my” in Japanese
How to say “my” in Japanese
“My” in Japanese is 我が (waga).
Presents a person, group, or thing as part of the speaker's own sphere, with a traditional or formal tone.
Example sentences with 我が
我が家には小さな庭があります。wa ga ie ni wa chii sa na niwa ga a ri ma su
My home has a small garden.
Tips for using 我が
- In everyday conversation, 私の (watashi no) is usually more common, while 我が (waga) gives expressions such as 我が家 (wagaya, "my home") a more formal or literary tone.