English–Japanese
“personal effects” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishibutsu
Example
出発前に私物を確認します。shup patsu mae ni shi butsu o kaku nin shi ma su
I check my personal effects before leaving.
How to say “personal effects” in Japanese
“Personal effects” in Japanese is 私物 (shibutsu).
Marks an object as belonging to one person privately, not to a group, institution, or the public.
Example sentences with 私物
教室を出るときは、私物を忘れないでください。kyō shitsu o de ru to ki wa shi butsu o wasu re na i de ku da sa i
Please do not forget your personal effects when you leave the classroom.
Tips for using 私物
- Japanese workplace and school notices use 私物 (shibutsu) in practical rules about storing, removing, or managing personal belongings, giving the word an administrative tone.