How to Say ‘The music is loud.’ in Japanese
音楽の音が大きいです。
ongaku no oto ga ookii desu
[ohn-gah-koo noh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is understandable, but by itself it can sound blunt in a complaint. Adding [ちょっと] makes it softer and more natural face-to-face.
Phrase Breakdown
音楽
ongaku
[ohn-gah-koo]
music
Topic: the issue is the music (not footsteps, voices, etc.).
音楽の音が大きいです。少し下げてください。
The music is loud. Please turn it down a bit.
の
no
[noh]
of; ’s
Links 音楽 and 音: “the sound of the music.”
音楽の音が聞こえます。
I can hear the sound of the music.
音楽
ongaku
[ohn-gah-koo]
music
Topic: the issue is the music (not footsteps, voices, etc.).
音楽の音が大きいです。少し下げてください。
The music is loud. Please turn it down a bit.
音楽
ongaku
[ohn-gah-koo]
music
Topic: the issue is the music (not footsteps, voices, etc.).
音楽の音が大きいです。少し下げてください。
The music is loud. Please turn it down a bit.
音楽
ongaku
[ohn-gah-koo]
music
Topic: the issue is the music (not footsteps, voices, etc.).
音楽の音が大きいです。少し下げてください。
The music is loud. Please turn it down a bit.
音楽
ongaku
[ohn-gah-koo]
music
Topic: the issue is the music (not footsteps, voices, etc.).
音楽の音が大きいです。少し下げてください。
The music is loud. Please turn it down a bit.
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