How to Say ‘My hand’ in Japanese
僕の手を
ぼくのてを
💬 Usage Tip: [僕の手] (boku no te) means 'my hand'. [僕] (boku) is typically used by males to refer to 'I' or 'me'.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Offering a hand symbolizes support and connection in Japan, depicting the value of relationships.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
僕ぼく
[boku]
I
Used by males to refer to oneself.
僕は学生です。
I am a student.
のの
[no]
of
Indicating possession.
僕の本です。
It's my book.
手て
[te]
hand
Part of the human body at the end of the arm.
手を洗う。
Wash your hands.
をを
[o]
object marking particle
Indicates the direct object of an action.
本を読む。
Read a book.
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