“Slippers” in Japanese
Short answer
Slippers in Japanese is “部屋履き” (heyabaki). Full meaning: (house) slippers.
Other ways to say “Slippers” in Japanese
スリッパ
surippa slipper, slippers
室内履き
shitsunaibaki slippers
バレーシューズ
bareeshuuzu slippers (worn at school); volleyball shoes
上草履
uwazouri indoor sandals, slippers
デコる
dekoru to decorate, to prettify, to attach a decorative sticker, cover, bauble, etc. to a cell phone, notebook, slippers, etc.
へやばき
heyabaki (house) slippers
スリツパ
surippa slipper, slippers
デコっ
deko to decorate, to prettify, to attach a decorative sticker, cover, bauble, etc. to a cell phone, notebook, slippers, etc.
デコッ
deko to decorate, to prettify, to attach a decorative sticker, cover, bauble, etc. to a cell phone, notebook, slippers, etc.
デコり
dekori to decorate, to prettify, to attach a decorative sticker, cover, bauble, etc. to a cell phone, notebook, slippers, etc.
デコら
dekora to decorate, to prettify, to attach a decorative sticker, cover, bauble, etc. to a cell phone, notebook, slippers, etc.
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