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How to Say ‘The sky where the sun has begun to set and your figure’ in Japanese

日が沈み出した空と君の姿

ひがしずみだしたそらときみのすがた

💬 Usage Tip: Here, the setting sky and 'your figure' create a picturesque scene.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Romantic settings at dusk are frequently portrayed in Japanese storytelling.

Phrase Breakdown

日が沈み出した空

君の姿

Word-by-Word Breakdown

[hi]

sun

The star at the center of our solar system.

Example

日が昇ると新しい1日が始まる。

As the sun rises, a new day begins.

[ga]

subject marker

Marks the subject of the sentence.

Example

彼が話を始めた。

He started to speak.

沈みしずみ

[shizumi]

set

To go down below the horizon for a celestial body.

Example

日が沈む時間になった。

It's time for the sun to set.

出しだし

[dashi]

start

To begin or commence.

Example

物語が始まり出した。

The story has begun to start.

[ta]

was

Past tense form of 'is', indicating a state in the past.

Example

それはとても楽しい旅行だった。

It was a very pleasant trip.

そら

[sora]

sky

The region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth.

Example

空は晴れ渡っている。

The sky is clear.

[to]

and

Conjunction used to connect words or sentences.

Example

友達と遊びに行く。

Go play with friends.

きみ

[kimi]

you

Referring to the person being addressed.

Example

君の名前を忘れない。

I won't forget your name.

[no]

of

A particle indicating possession or belonging.

Example

彼の趣味は多様だ。

His hobbies are varied.

姿すがた

[sugata]

figure

The shape or appearance of a person.

Example

彼の姿は町で評判だ。

His figure is well-known in town.

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