English–Japanese
“slip” in Japanese
How to say “slip” in Japanese
“Slip” in Japanese is 滑る (suberu).
Describes movement along a surface when contact provides little stable grip, whether this causes an accidental slip or enables skating, skiing, or sliding.
Example sentences with 滑る
雨の日は、濡れた道で滑ります。ame no hi wa nu re ta michi de sube ri ma su
I slip on wet roads on rainy days.
Tips for using 滑る
- The polite form 滑ります (suberimasu) fits everyday reports, while 滑った (subetta) tells listeners that the slipping already happened.
Other Japanese words for “slip”
担当者が伝票を確認します。tan tō sha ga den pyō o kaku nin shi ma su
The person in charge checks the slip.
