English–Japanese
“no longer” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimohaya
Example
この計画はもはや必要ありません。ko no kei kaku wa mo ha ya hitsu yō a ri ma se n
This plan is no longer necessary.
How to say “no longer” in Japanese
“No longer” in Japanese is もはや (mohaya).
Signals that something once true, possible, or needed has ceased to be so.
Example sentences with もはや
その約束はもはや意味がありません。so no yaku soku wa mo ha ya i mi ga a ri ma se n
That promise no longer has any meaning.
Tips for using もはや
- In conversation, もはや (mohaya) often sounds written or dramatic, while もう (mō) followed by a negative expression is more natural for everyday speech.