How to Say ‘Your figure’ in Japanese
君の姿
きみのすがた
💬 Usage Tip: [姿] (sugata) can mean appearance or figure, often with an emotional or nostalgic tone.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Silhouettes against the setting sun are a common motif in Japanese art.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
君きみ
[kimi]
you
Referring to the person being addressed.
君の笑顔が好きだ。
I like your smile.
のの
[no]
of
A particle indicating possession or belonging.
これは君の本です。
This is your book.
姿すがた
[sugata]
figure
The shape or appearance of a person.
遠くから君の姿が見えた。
I could see your figure from afar.
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