English–Japanese
“others” in Japanese
How to say “others” in Japanese
“Others” in Japanese is 他者 (tasha).
他者 (tasha) presents people outside the self as distinct individuals, often with a formal or abstract nuance.
Example sentences with 他者
異なる意見を持つ他者とも、落ち着いて話し合います。koto na ru i ken o mo tsu ta sha to mo o chi tsu i te hana shi a i ma su
I discuss things calmly even with others who hold different opinions.
Tips for using 他者
- Unlike English "others," 他者 (tasha) can refer to one person or to people as a category, so number comes from context rather than the noun itself.