How to Say ‘An angel’ in Japanese
天使が
てんしが
💬 Usage Tip: [天使] (tenshi) means 'angel' and is often used in romantic contexts.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Comparing someone to an angel is a traditional compliment in many cultures, including Japanese.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
天使てんし
[tenshi]
angel
A celestial being often associated with goodness.
天使が微笑んでいるようだった。
It was as if an angel was smiling.
がが
[ga]
subject particle
Indicates the subject in a sentence.
猫が庭にいる。
The cat is in the garden.
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