English–Japanese
“whole” in Japanese
How to say “whole” in Japanese
“Whole” in Japanese is 全体 (zentai).
It presents all parts of a thing together as a single complete scope.
Example sentences with 全体
クラス全体でゲームをします。ku ra su zen tai de gē mu o shi ma su
The whole class plays a game.
全体を見てから、細かい点を確認します。zen tai o mi te ka ra koma ka i ten o kaku nin shi ma su
I check the details after looking at the whole.
Tips for using 全体
- The phrase クラス全体 (kurasu zentai) shows that 全体 (zentai) can describe a complete group as well as a complete object.
Other Japanese words for “whole”
りんごをまるごと食べます。ri n go o ma ru go to ta be ma su
I eat the apple whole.
