🇯🇵 How to say

“low” in Japanese

低いひくい
Illustration of "low" in a Japanese cultural setting
A child struggles to reach a cookie jar on a high kitchen counter, standing on tiptoes but still too short.

Usage note

Use 低い for physical height or sound volume, like low tables or quiet voices. It's a common adjective for everyday objects and sounds.

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