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How to Say ‘Yes, many people usually wear casual clothes.’ in Japanese

はい、普段はカジュアルな服の人が多いです。

hai fudan wa kajuaru na fuku no hito ga ooi desu

[hai foo-dahn wah kah-JOO-ah-roo na foo-koo noh hee-toh ga oh-OH-ee dess]

💬 Usage Tip: カジュアルな服の人 means "people in casual clothes". Here の lets the clothing describe the person, the same way 眼鏡の人 means "the person with glasses".

Phrase Breakdown

はい、普段は

hai fudan wa

Yes, usually

はい (hai) means 'yes'. 普段 (fudan) means 'usually/normally'. The particle は is pronounced 'wa' here, so say: hai, fu-dan-wa.

Example

はい、普段は家にいます。

Yes, I'm usually at home.

Words in this phrase

はい

hai

[hai]

yes

A basic affirmative response meaning yes.

Example

はい、来週の土曜日です。

Yes, it's next Saturday.

普段

fudan

[foo-dahn]

usual; everyday

Refers to ordinary daily situations rather than special events.

Example

普段の働き方について知りたいです。

I want to know about the usual way of working.

は

[wah]

topic marker

は marks the topic of the sentence.

Example

空席はありますか。

Are there any seats available?

カジュアルな服の人が

kajuaru na fuku no hito ga

people in casual clothes

カジュアル (kajuaru) is 'casual', a loanword. な (na) links it to 服 (fuku, 'clothes'). の人 (no hito) means 'people with/in'. Say it in one breath: ka-ju-a-ru-na fu-ku-no hi-to-ga.

Example

カジュアルな服が好きです。

I like casual clothes.

Words in this phrase

カジュアル

kajuaru

[kah-JOO-ah-roo]

casual

Loanword from English 'casual'; describes relaxed, informal style, used as a na-adjective.

Example

今日はカジュアルな格好で大丈夫です。

Casual attire is fine today.

な

[na]

adjective marker

Modifies nouns when used after adjectives.

Example

美しい花

Beautiful flower

服

fuku

[foo-koo]

clothes

A common word for clothing or outfit. Useful for giving compliments on style.

Example

その服はバーの雰囲気にも合っています。

Those clothes also match the atmosphere of the bar.

の

[noh]

of; linking particle

Connects 'usual' to 'road.'

Example

いつもの道を使いたいです。

I'd like to use the usual road.

人

hito

[hee-toh]

person; people

A general word for a person or people.

Example

人と話すのが好きです。

I like talking with people.

が

[ga]

subject marker

A particle marking the subject of the sentence.

Example

興味がある分野を教えてください。

Please tell me the field you are interested in.

多いです。

ooi desu

there are many

多い (ooi) means 'many'. Stretch the 'oo' sound. です (desu) adds politeness, and the final 'u' is usually soft: 'oo-i-des'.

Example

学生が多いです。

There are many students.

Words in this phrase

多い

ooi

[oh-OH-ee]

many; numerous

An i-adjective meaning there is a lot of something.

Example

東京は人が多い。

Tokyo has many people.

です

desu

[dess]

is; polite copula

A polite sentence ending used in formal conversation.

Example

少し伺いたいです。

I would like to ask a little.

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