How to Say ‘On your left’ in Japanese
左手に
hidarite ni
[hidarite ni]
💬 Usage Tip: 左手に is a set phrase for on your left. Japanese often uses left hand/right hand where English just says left/right side.
Phrase Breakdown
左手
hidarite
[hidarite]
left hand
Refers to the left-hand side.
左手に見えます。
You can see it on the left.
に
ni
[ni]
in/at
Indicates the position or place.
左手にあります。
It's on your left hand side.
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