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“Fact” in Japanese

Short answer
事実 jijitsu じじつ

Fact in Japanese is “事実” (jijitsu). Full meaning: fact, truth, reality.

Other ways to say “Fact” in Japanese

実事 jitsugoto fact, (a) truth; realistic portrayal of an ordinary event (by a wise man) ジジツ jijitsu fact, truth, reality じじつ jijitsu fact, truth, reality ryou fact, truth, understanding, consideration ファクト fakuto fact 本当 honto truth, reality, actuality, fact; proper, right, correct, official; genuine, authentic, real, natural, veritable 実際 jissai reality, actuality, truth, fact, actual conditions; practice (as opposed to theory); truly, really, indeed, actually こっちゃ kotcha (as for (that)) thing, (given (that)) thing, matter, fact; (it is a ...) thing, matter, fact makoto truth, reality, fact; sincerity, honesty, faithfulness, good faith; indeed, really, absolutely, truly, actually, very, quite 事實 jijitsu fact, truth, reality ホント honto truth, reality, actuality, fact; proper, right, correct, official; genuine, authentic, real, natural, veritable

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