English–Japanese
“shirt” in Japanese
How to say “shirt” in Japanese
“Shirt” in Japanese is シャツ (shatsu).
Means a wearable upper-body covering whose form changes according to whether it is worn alone or under other clothes.
Example sentences with シャツ
お気に入りのシャツを着ます。o ki ni hai ri no sha tsu o ki ma su
I wear my favorite shirt.
明日は新しいシャツを着ます。asu wa atara shi i sha tsu o ki ma su
I will wear a new shirt tomorrow.
Tips for using シャツ
- English speakers usually use shirt for an upper-body garment and undershirt for one worn beneath other clothes, while Japanese シャツ (shatsu) can cover both.