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“foot” in Japanese

足あし
Illustration of "foot" in a Japanese cultural setting
A person walking barefoot on a sandy beach, with clear footprints left behind and waves gently washing over their feet.

Usage note

足 can mean either 'foot' or 'leg' depending on context, and it's used in everyday situations like walking or sitting. In Japan, people always remove shoes before entering homes, so you'll often hear phrases about feet.

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