How to Say ‘The smiles of the people’ in Japanese
皆さんの笑顔
mina san no egao
[mina san no egao]
💬 Usage Tip: [皆さん] means [everyone / all of you], so [皆さんの笑顔] is literally [everyone's smiles]. [の] links the people to the thing that belongs to them, as in [友達の名前] too.
Phrase Breakdown
皆さん
mina san
everyone
Refers to all the people present.
皆さん、こんにちは。
Hello everyone.
Words in this phrase
皆
mina
[mina]
everyone
All people.
皆さんが集まりました。
Everyone gathered.
さん
san
[san]
-san; Mr./Ms.
A polite suffix used after a name.
山田さんが来た。
Mr. Yamada came.
の
no
[no]
of; possessive
Indicates possession or belonging.
彼の本
His book
笑顔
egao
[egao]
smile
A facial expression indicating happiness or friendliness.
笑顔が素敵です。
Your smile is lovely.
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