How to Say ‘If the weather is good’ in Japanese
天気がよければ
てんきがよければ
💬 Usage Tip: ‘天気が’ (てんきが) means 'the weather is', and ‘よければ’ means 'if it is good'.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Weather plays an important role in choosing seating in Japan due to seasonal extremes.
Phrase Breakdown
天気てんき
Weather
The state of the atmosphere.
天気がいい。
The weather is good.
がが
Subject marker
Indicates the subject of a sentence.
鳥が飛ぶ。
The bird flies.
よければよければ
If good
Conditional form meaning 'if it's good'.
時間がよければ行きましょう。
If time permits, let's go.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
天気てんき
[tenki]
weather
Atmospheric conditions at a particular place and time.
天気がよければ散歩しましょう。
Let's take a walk if the weather is good.
がが
[ga]
subject marker
Marks the subject of a sentence or clause.
天気がよければ、ピクニックに行きます。
If the weather is good, we will go for a picnic.
よけれよけれ
[yokere]
is good
Conveys positivity or favorable conditions.
天気が良い日は気持ちがいい。
The days when the weather is good feel nice.
ばば
[ba]
if
Introduces a condition.
天気がよければ、外で遊びます。
If the weather is good, we'll play outside.
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