English–Japanese
“new” in Japanese
How to say “new” in Japanese
“New” in Japanese is 新しい (atarashii).
Marks something as not old or familiar because it has recently appeared, been obtained, or taken a different form.
Example sentences with 新しい
わたしは新しいえんぴつを使います。wa ta shi wa atara shi i e n pi tsu o tsuka i ma su
I use a new pencil.
引っ越して、新しい生活を始めました。hi kko shi te atara shi i sei katsu o haji me ma shi ta
After moving, I started a new life.
Tips for using 新しい
- In conversation, 新しい (atarashii) can mean modern or up-to-date when it describes a design, viewpoint, or way of doing something.
Other Japanese words for “new”
今年は新たな目標を立てます。kotoshi wa ara ta na moku hyō o ta te ma su
I set a new goal this year.
新規の予約を入れました。shin ki no yo yaku o i re ma shi ta
I made a new reservation.

