English–Japanese
“phenomenon” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajigenshō
Example
この現象を説明してください。ko no gen shō o setsu mei shi te ku da sa i
Please explain this phenomenon.
How to say “phenomenon” in Japanese
“Phenomenon” in Japanese is 現象 (genshō).
Refers to an observable occurrence or pattern that appears in nature or society.
Example sentences with 現象
この現象は、毎年夏に見られます。ko no gen shō wa mai toshi natsu ni mi ra re ma su
This phenomenon can be seen every summer.
Tips for using 現象
- English speakers often use phenomenon in the phrase a common phenomenon to describe something that happens regularly, not only something rare or surprising.