Everyone has the right to be happy (A) – Fullmetal Alchemist in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

Certainly! Let's break down the Japanese sentence:

ひと は だれでも しあわせ に なる けんり が ある。

1. ひと (hito) – This means "person" or "people."
2. は (wa) – This is a particle that marks the topic of the sentence. It follows "ひと" to indicate that "people" is the topic.
3. だれでも (dare demo) – This means "anyone" or "everyone."
4. しあわせ (shiawase) – This word means "happiness."
5. に (ni) – This is a particle used to indicate direction or result, similar to "to" or "in."
6. なる (naru) – This verb means "to become."
7. けんり (kenri) – This means "right" or "privilege."
8. が (ga) – This is a particle that marks the subject of the verb.
9. ある (aru) – This verb means "to exist" or "to have."

Putting it all together, the sentence translates to "Everyone has the right to become happy."

### Tips to Remember:
– Think of the sentence structure as "People (ひと) as for (は), anyone (だれでも) happiness (しあわせ) to (に) become (なる) right (けんり) exists (が ある)."
– Use the particle は to mark the topic, and が to mark the subject, which can help in understanding the main focus and subject of the sentence.

### Alternate Ways to Say "Everyone has the right to be happy":
1. みんな が しあわせ に なる けんり を もっています。
– Romanized: Minna ga shiawase ni naru kenri o motteimasu.
– This uses "みんな" (minna), meaning "everyone," and changes the verb to "もっている" (motte iru), meaning "to have."

2. すべての ひと に は しあわせ に なる けんり が あります。
– Romanized: Subete no hito ni wa shiawase ni naru kenri ga arimasu.
– "すべての ひと" (subete no hito) means "all people."

These alternative sentences keep the same essential meaning but vary slightly in phrasing.

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