How to Say ‘Right knee’ in Japanese
右ひざ
migihiza
[mee-gee hee-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: [右] means “right,” and [ひざ] means “knee.” Handy for being very specific about where not to touch.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Specific body-part instructions are appreciated in Japan because they help avoid misunderstandings during treatment.
Phrase Breakdown
右ひざ
migihiza
[mee-gee hee-zah]
right knee
Refers to the knee on the right side. Useful when telling a therapist which area to avoid or treat carefully.
右ひざはさわらないでください。
Please do not touch my right knee.
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