How to Say ‘Over the fence’ in Japanese
フェンス越しに
フェンスごしに
💬 Usage Tip: The use of [越し] (goshi) conveys a sense of looking or reaching past something.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Fences can symbolize barriers or distance between people in Japanese contexts.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
フェンスフェンス
[fensu]
fence
A structure that encloses an area, typically outdoors.
フェンスの向こうに犬がいる。
There is a dog beyond the fence.
越しごし
[goshi]
beyond
Across or over an obstacle.
山を越しに景色を楽しむ。
Enjoy the scenery beyond the mountains.
にに
[ni]
by
Indicates means, method, or direction.
橋を渡る時に。
By crossing the bridge.
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