How to Say ‘The strength’ in Japanese
強さは
tsuyo sa wa
[tsuyoh sah wah]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [強さ] means the pressure intensity of the massage, not emotional “strength.” Context does all the work!
🇯🇵 In Japan: Pressure checks are common, so learning [強さ] is a smart move for massage situations.
Phrase Breakdown
強
tsuyo
[tsuyoh]
strength; intensity
Here it refers to massage pressure or force.
強を少し弱くしてください。
Please make the strength a little weaker.
さ
sa
[sah]
-ness
Turns an adjective into a noun, as in 強さ meaning 'strength.'
強さを確認します。
I will check the strength.
は
wa
[wah]
topic marker
Marks the topic of the sentence; pronounced 'wa' here.
強さは大丈夫です。
The pressure is okay.
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