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“People say that” in Japanese

Short answer
そうだ souda souda

People say that in Japanese is “そうだ” (souda). Full meaning: that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that.

Other ways to say “People say that” in Japanese

ソウダ souda that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that ソウタ souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that そうです soudesu that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that とか toka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ... 爽太 souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that 宗田 souda that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that 荘太 souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that 壮太 souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that 艸太 souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that 相太 souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that 蒼太 souta that is so, that is right, it looks to me, that's my impression; people say that, it is said that, I hear that

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