How to Say ‘A photo project’ in Japanese
写真のプロジェクト
shashin no purojiekuto
[shah-sheen no poo-roh-JEK-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
写真
shashin
[shah-sheen]
photograph; photo
A picture taken by camera; often used when asking about museum photography.
写真を見せてください。
Please show me the photo.
の
no
[no]
of; linking particle
Connects nouns, like 'of' or an attributive link, as in 'takeout coffee'.
お持ち帰りのコーヒーです。
It is takeout coffee.
プロジェクト
purojiekuto
[poo-roh-JEK-toh]
project
Loanword from English for a planned piece of work.
新しいプロジェクトを始めます。
I'm starting a new project.
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