English–Japanese
“touch” in Japanese
How to say “touch” in Japanese
“Touch” in Japanese is 触る (sawaru).
Describes bringing a hand or another body part into contact with something to perceive or handle it.
Example sentences with 触る
雪に触ると冷たいです。yuki ni sawa ru to tsume ta i de su
Snow feels cold when you touch it.
この布は、実際に触って確かめます。ko no nuno wa jis sai ni sawa tte tashi ka me ma su
I check this fabric by actually touching it.
Tips for using 触る
- Public notices often use 触るな (sawaru na, "do not touch") for a firm prohibition, while 触らないで (sawaranai de, "please do not touch") sounds softer in conversation.


