スカート（スカート、sukaーto）
- skirt

The Japanese word スカートスカート refers to a "skirt" in English. It's a garment worn from the waist down, covering the legs or part of the legs. The style, length, and material of a スカートスカート can vary greatly.

⚫︎新しいスカートスカートを買いました。 Translation: I bought a new skirt. ⚫︎彼女は赤いスカートスカートを着ていた。 Translation: She was wearing a red skirt. ⚫︎夏は涼しいスカートスカートが好きです。 Translation: I like skirts that are cool in the summer.

You use スカートスカート in everyday conversation when referring to skirts. You can use it to describe what someone is wearing, to talk about buying or owning a skirt, or to discuss skirt styles.

⚫︎The word スカートスカート is written in katakana. This is because it is a loanword from English ("skirt"). ⚫︎There is no kanji for スカートスカート. ⚫︎There are no variations in okurigana.

There are no direct synonyms for "skirt" in Japanese that are as commonly used as スカートスカート. However, depending on the context, you might use more descriptive phrases, such as: ⚫︎ミニスカート: miniskirt ⚫︎ロングスカート: long skirt ⚫︎フレアスカート: flared skirt

There aren't specific antonyms as this is a noun. You could, however, contrast it with other types of clothing, such as: ⚫︎ズボン: pants/trousers ⚫︎ワンピース: dress

今日は、青い《スカートスカートを履いています。》 ・Translation: Today, I'm wearing a blue skirt. ・Explanation: This sentence simply describes what the speaker is wearing.

この《スカートスカートはとても可愛いですね！》 ・Translation: This skirt is very cute! ・Explanation: This sentence expresses an opinion about the skirt.

The word スカートスカート comes directly from the English word "skirt." It was adopted into Japanese and written in katakana to represent the foreign sound.