| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 映画 | えいが |
Pronunciation: eiga
How to Say It Outloud: AY-gah
Usage: 映画 is used to refer to a movie or film. It can be used in various contexts where discussing movies.
Example Sentence Japanese:
昨日、面白い映画を見ました。
昨日、面白い映画を見ました。Example Sentence English:I watched an interesting movie yesterday.
I watched an interesting movie yesterday.Dictionary
映画えいがCommon wordjlpt-n5
Noun- movie; film; motion picture
- Film
写真しゃしんCommon wordjlpt-n5
Noun- photograph; photo; picture; snapshot; snap
- moving picture; movie
- Photography
映画館えいがかんCommon wordjlpt-n5
Noun- movie theatre; movie theater; cinema
- Movie theater
活動かつどうCommon wordjlpt-n3
NounSuru verb
Intransitive verb
- activity (of a person, organization, animal, volcano, etc.); action; operation
- moving picture
動画どうがCommon word
Noun- video (esp. digital); video clip; clip
- animation; animated cartoon
- in-betweens (animation)
ムービームービーCommon word
Noun- movie; film
- video; video clip
- Full motion video
電影でんえい
Noun- movie; film
- lightning
劇場版げきじょうばん
Noun- movie version (based on TV series, anime, etc.); the movie
ムーヴィームーヴィー
Noun- movie
映画監督えいがかんとく
Noun- movie director; film director
- Film director
映画俳優えいがはいゆう
Noun- movie (film, screen) actor or actress
立体映画りったいえいが
Noun- three-dimensional movie; 3-D movie
- 3D film
ビデオソフトビデオソフト
Noun- video compilation; movie
無声映画むせいえいが
Noun- silent film; silent movie
常設館じょうせつかん
Noun- movie theater; movie theatre; cinema
上映館じょうえいかん
Noun- movie theater showing a (particular) movie; cinema showing a film
直映館ちょくえいかん
Noun- chain movie theaters; chain movie theatres
ホラー映画ホラーえいが
Noun- horror film; horror movie
- Horror film
映写機えいしゃき
Noun- movie projector; film projector; cine projector
活弁かつべん
Noun- silent movie narrator
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