English–Japanese
“truth” in Japanese
How to say “truth” in Japanese
“Truth” in Japanese is 真実 (shinjitsu).
Centers on what is true and not merely claimed, whether it describes a fact, a situation, or the real state of things.
Example sentences with 真実
調査が終わり、ようやく真実が分かりました。chō sa ga o wa ri yō ya ku shin jitsu ga wa ka ri ma shi ta
The investigation is over, and I finally learned the truth.
Tips for using 真実
- In everyday conversation, 真実 (shinjitsu) has a serious tone, while 本当 (hontō) is more common for casual statements about what is true.


