How to say "subject" in Japanese
Subject as in a person
Like:
Will you become my subject?
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It appears that "subject," as in the kind for an experiment or research is called 被験者(ひけんしゃ)in Japanese.
So you might say: 被験者になってくれませんか?
I must say though, that the need for such a phrase is rather unlikely. XD
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"Subject" has another meanings.
In the case of art, Japanese use "モデル".
So you can say: 私の絵の(or写真の)モデルになってくれませんか?
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It's a bit difficult to answer this question without more context. Please provide an English dictionary definition of subject (there's many meanings) and then someone may be able to help you.
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