How to say above in Japanese

JLPTN5
上☆【うえue】

noun / ~の noun / adverbial noun / suffix noun:

  • above; up; over; elder (e.g. daughter)
  • top; summit
  • surface; on
  • before; previous
  • superiority; one's superior (i.e. one's elder)
  • on top of that; besides; what's more
  • upon (further inspection, etc.); based on (and occurring after)
  • matters concerning...; as concerns ...
  • since (i.e. "for that reason") - as ...上は

suffix noun:

  • suffix indicating higher social standing - honorific language ➜ 父上
  • place of one's superior (i.e. the throne) - archaism
  • emperor; sovereign; shogun; daimyo - archaism
  • noblewoman (esp. the wife of a nobleman) - archaism

Example Sentences

失礼shitsureiだdaがga、上記のjoukino記事kijiにniあるaru３つmittsuのno誤りayamariをwo指摘shitekiしてshiteおきokiたいtai。
Excuse me. I'd like to point out three errors in the above article.
地上chijou２２階kai、地下chika２階kaiのnoオフィスビルOFYISUBIRUがga建設中kensetsuchuuですdesu。
An office building, with 22 stories above ground and 2 below, is under construction.
以上ijouのようにnoyouni、実にjitsuniシンプルなSHINPURUna誰でもdaredemo出来るdekiruノウハウNOUHAUでde十分なjuubunna利益riekiとto顧客kokyakuはha確保kakuhoできるdekiruのですnodesu！
As shown above, it is possible to obtain ample profit and customers with truly simple know-how that anyone can do!
中国語chuugokugoにおいてnioiteはha「テンスTENSU」をwo表すarawasu場合baaiにはniha上述joujutsuのようにnoyouni「助詞joshi」かka「時tokiをwo表すarawasu語katari」またはmataha文脈bunmyakuによるniyoruものmonoがga多いooi。
When indicating 'tense' in Chinese, as shown above, there are 'particles', 'time-specifying words' and also many cases where it depends on context.
「まあmaa、それでもsoredemo君kimiよりyoriはha、はるかにharukani僕bokuのno方houがga点数tensuu高いtakaiけどkedoねne。」「なんnanですdesuってtte！私watashiがga本気を出せばhonkiwodaseba、あなたanataなんて、目じゃないnante,mejanaiわwa！」
"Well, even so my score is far above yours isn't it?" "What did you say!? If I was to go all out you'd be as nothing to me!"

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