How do you say "It's not scary, someday the sun will rise." in Japanese?

"It's not scary, someday the sun will rise." in Japanese is "怖くないよいつか日が昇るまで". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "怖くないよいつか日が昇るまで" mean in English?

"怖くないよいつか日が昇るまで" means "It's not scary, someday the sun will rise." in English.

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How to Say ‘It's not scary, someday the sun will rise.’ in Japanese

怖くないよいつか日が昇るまで

kowaku nai yo itsu ka hi ga noboru made

[kowaku nai yo itsu ka hi ga noboru made]

Phrase Breakdown

怖くないよ

kowaku nai yo

Words in this phrase

怖く

kowaku

[kowaku]

scary

Causing fear.

Example

幽霊が怖い。

Ghosts are scary.

ない

nai

[nai]

not

Negates the adjective or verb.

Example

聞こえない。

I can't hear.

よ

[yo]

particle

Used for emphasis or assertion.

Example

忘れないよ。

I won't forget.

いつか日が昇るまで

itsu ka hi ga noboru made

Words in this phrase

いつ

itsu

[itsu]

someday

At some indefinite future time.

Example

いつか夢が叶う。

Someday the dream will come true.

か

[ka]

question particle or affirmation

Indicates a question or used for emphasis.

Example

食べるか？

Will you eat?

日

[hi]

day

A twenty-four-hour period.

Example

雨の日。

A rainy day.

が

[ga]

subject marker

Indicates the subject of a sentence.

Example

鳥が飛ぶ。

Birds fly.

昇る

noboru

[noboru]

rise

To move upwards.

Example

気温が昇る。

The temperature rises.

まで

made

[made]

until

Up to the time or point mentioned.

Example

戻るまで待つ。

Wait until I return.

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