How to Say ‘The plan to save people’ in Japanese
人を救う計画
hito o sukuu keikaku
[hee-toh o sue-koo kay-kah-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: This phrase combines object + verb + noun: [人を救う] modifies [計画]. Japanese often puts descriptive action before the noun.
🇯🇵 In Japan: This “mini sentence before a noun” pattern is super Japanese. Once you get it, lots of longer phrases become easier.
Phrase Breakdown
人
hito
[hee-toh]
person; people
Means human beings or people.
人はだれでも学べます。
Anyone can learn.
を
o
[o]
object marker
Marks 人 as the object of 救う.
本を読みます。
I read a book.
救う
sukuu
[sue-koo]
save; rescue
To save or rescue people; also common in religious language.
神は人を救うと信じます。
I believe God saves people.
計画
keikaku
[kay-kah-koo]
plan
A plan or purpose to do something.
新しい計画があります。
There is a new plan.
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