Shade of the sun in Japanese 🇯🇵

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shade of the sun	ひかげ

How to say “shade of the sun” in Japanese? “ひかげ”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ひかげ” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on shade of the sun in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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ひかげ (hikage)

Tips to Remember:
– Break down the word: "ひ(HI)" sounds like "he", and "かげ(KAGE)" means "shadow". Imagine "he" standing in the "shadow".
– Visualize someone named "Hikaru" (which means light) standing in the shade. "Hikaru in the Kage".

Explanations:
ひかげ (hikage) directly translates to "shade" or "shadow", especially referring to the area not illuminated by the sun.

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
1. 陰 (かげ/KAGE): Generally means "shade" or "shadow".
2. 日陰 (にちいん/NICHIIN): Less common, but a compound word which also signifies "shade".

Alternate Meanings (Slang, etc.):
– In some contexts, ひかげ might be used metaphorically to describe someone who is in the background or not in the spotlight.

Examples of Sentences:
1. 公園の木の下にひかげがあります。
– Kouen no ki no a ni hikage ga arimasu.
– There is shade under the tree in the park.

2. 暑い日にひかげで休みたい。
– Atsui hi ni hikage de yasumitai.
– I want to rest in the shade on a hot day.

3. 彼はいつもひかげで他人を見守っている。
– Kare wa itsumo hikage de tanin o mimamotte iru.
– He is always watching over others from the shadows.

4. 日陰に入ると涼しくなります。
– Hikage ni hairu to suzushiku narimasu.
– It gets cooler when you enter the shade.

Romanized Characters:

– ひかげ (hikage)
– 公園の木の下にひかげがあります (Kouen no ki no a ni hikage ga arimasu)
– 暑い日にひかげで休みたい (Atsui hi ni hikage de yasumitai)
– 彼はいつもひかげで他人を見守っている (Kare wa itsumo hikage de tanin o mimamotte iru)
– 日陰に入ると涼しくなります (Hikage ni hairu to suzushiku narimasu)

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