English–Japanese
“trees” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikigi
Example
鳥が木々の間を飛んでいます。tori ga ki gi no aida o to n de i ma su
A bird is flying among the trees.
How to say “trees” in Japanese
“Trees” in Japanese is 木々 (kigi).
Presents several trees as a visible group rather than as separate individual trees.
Example sentences with 木々
公園の木々が秋の風に揺れています。kō en no ki gi ga aki no kaze ni yu re te i ma su
The trees in the park are swaying in the autumn wind.
Tips for using 木々
- In Japanese descriptions of a landscape, 木々 (kigi) often presents a mass of trees as part of the scenery, while English usually states the plural simply as trees.