How to Say ‘Right’ in Japanese
右の
migi no
[mee-gee noh]
💬 Usage Tip: [右の] means “the right-side …” and must connect to a noun, like [右の肩].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Adding [の] is like attaching a label: “the right-side one.” Tiny word, big job!
Phrase Breakdown
右
migi
[mee-gee]
right
Indicates the right side of the body or an object.
右の肩がつらいです。
My right shoulder is painful.
の
no
[noh]
's; of
A particle linking one noun to another, like 'right shoulder.'
右の首が痛いです。
The right side of my neck hurts.
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