English–Japanese
“talent” in Japanese
How to say “talent” in Japanese
“Talent” in Japanese is 芸 (gei).
Refers to an ability shaped into a recognizable skill or form of expression, whether it appears as talent, art, or a performed act.
Example sentences with 芸
彼は長年の練習で、芸を磨きました。kare wa naga nen no ren shū de gei o miga ki ma shi ta
He honed his skills through years of practice.
Tips for using 芸
- The phrase 芸がある (gei ga aru) describes someone whose work or behavior shows a distinctive flair, rather than merely someone who possesses a learned skill.
Other Japanese words for “talent”
この会社は若い人材を育てています。ko no gai sha wa waka i jin zai o soda te te i ma su
This company is developing young talent.
彼には音楽の才能があります。kare ni wa on gaku no sai nō ga a ri ma su
He has a talent for music.
私の特技は絵を描くことです。watashi no toku gi wa e o ega ku ko to de su
My talent is drawing.