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How to Say ‘Rules are rules’ in Japanese

ルールはルールです

ruuru wa ruuru desu

[ruuru wa ruuru desu]

💬 Usage Tip: Reiterates the importance of a rule, common in discussions involving regulations.

🇯🇵 In Japan: This phrase underscores the unwavering observance of procedures prevalent in Japanese society.

Phrase Breakdown

ルールは

ruuru wa

Words in this phrase

ルール

ruuru

[ruuru]

is (used to reinforce a statement)

A phrase used to reinforce or emphasize a rule or point.

Example

ルールはルールです、本当に。

Rules are rules, really.

wa

[wa]

is

Indicates a description or definition.

Example

これがルールです。

This is the rule.

ルールです

ruuru desu

Words in this phrase

ルール

ruuru

[ruuru]

is (used to reinforce a statement)

A phrase used to reinforce or emphasize a rule or point.

Example

ルールはルールです、本当に。

Rules are rules, really.

です

desu

[desu]

is

Used to emphasize the rule as an absolute.

Example

ルールはルールです、従ってください。

Rules are rules, please follow them.

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