How to Say ‘Chest is’ in Japanese
胸は
mune wa
[mune wa]
💬 Usage Tip: [は] is the marker that sets up the topic, and it's pronounced (wa), not (ha): [胸は]. In measurement sentences, you can use the same pattern with body parts like [ウエストは] or [身長は].
Phrase Breakdown
胸
mune
[mune]
chest; bust
Means chest or bust, often used for body measurements.
胸は百センチです。
The chest is 100 centimeters.
は
wa
[wa]
topic marker; as for
A particle showing the topic. Written は but pronounced wa.
胸は少し大きいです。
As for the chest, it is a little large.
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