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How do you say imaginary in Japanese- Like saying 'imaginary friend'. I saw several words listed for 'imaginary' on another site but it didn't distinguish how they were used differently?
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∙ 12y ago
You may say "souzoujou" to mean "imaginary." "Imaginary friend" would be "souzoujou no tomodachi," or alternatively "kuusou no tomodachi" (which is more like "fantasy/daydream friend.")
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