How to Say “Damage“ in Japanese239

In Japanese, the word for "damage" is "kison" (キソン). It can be used to describe physical damage to property or objects, as well as damage to a person's health, reputation, or finances. The word "kison" can also be used figuratively to describe damage to a person's feelings or emotions.

Examples of how to use "kison" in a sentence:* Kuruma ga kison shita. (The car was damaged.)
* Ie ga kison shita. (The house was damaged.)
* Kenko ga kison shita. (His health was damaged.)
* Naisho ga kison shita. (The secret was damaged.)
* Kimochi ga kison shita. (His feelings were damaged.)

Other words for "damage" in Japanese:* songai (損害)
* gaiji (害事)
* higa (被害)

How to say "damage" in Japanese in a specific context:* To say "damage caused by an earthquake," you would say "jishin ni yoru kison" (地震によるキソン).
* To say "damage caused by a typhoon," you would say "taifu ni yoru kison" (台風によるキソン).
* To say "damage caused by a fire," you would say "kwasai ni yoru kison" (火災によるキソン).
* To say "damage caused by a car accident," you would say "jidosha jiko ni yoru kison" (自動車事故によるキソン).
* To say "damage caused by negligence," you would say "setsuboku ni yoru kison" (拙朴によるキソン).

How to avoid causing damage:There are a few things you can do to avoid causing damage to property or people:
* Be careful when you are moving around objects.
* Don't leave sharp objects lying around.
* Keep your children and pets away from dangerous areas.
* Supervise children when they are playing.
* Follow the instructions on labels and warning signs.
* Be aware of your surroundings.
* Take precautions to prevent accidents.
* If you do cause damage, be sure to apologize and make amends.
By following these tips, you can help to prevent damage to property and people.

2025-01-16

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