English–Japanese
“youth” in Japanese
How to say “youth” in Japanese
“Youth” in Japanese is 青春 (seishun).
Describes the lively, hopeful stage of life associated with being young.
Example sentences with 青春
彼は青春の思い出を大切にしています。kare wa sei shun no omo i de o tai setsu ni shi te i ma su
He cherishes memories of his youth.
Tips for using 青春
- In Japanese, 青春 (seishun) can describe a person's earlier years after they have ended, so adults often use it when recalling their school days.
Other Japanese words for “youth”
彼の若さは大きな強みです。kare no waka sa wa ō ki na tsuyo mi de su
His youth is a great strength.
この町ではユースの声を大切にします。ko no machi de wa yū su no koe o tai setsu ni shi ma su
This town values the voices of young people.