Translation guide
Kraft paper is a strong, brown paper used for packaging, wrapping, and crafts. In Japanese, it is most commonly referred to as クラフト紙, but other terms exist depending on context.
The learner wants to refer to kraft paper in everyday conversation, such as when buying supplies or describing a material.
The most common and widely understood term for kraft paper. Used in stores, crafts, and general conversation.
Please wrap it in kraft paper.
This kraft paper is sturdy, isn't it?
Also common, especially in craft contexts. Slightly more English-sounding.
Let's wrap it with kraft paper.
The learner needs to specify a thicker, stronger type of kraft paper, such as for heavy packaging or construction.
Specifically refers to heavy-duty kraft paper for industrial packaging. Used in technical or commercial contexts.
I ordered heavy-duty kraft paper.
Ribbed or reinforced kraft paper, often used for extra strength. Less common in everyday language.
Ribbed kraft paper is hard to tear.
The learner is talking about using kraft paper for arts and crafts, scrapbooking, or DIY projects.
Literally 'craft paper', often used interchangeably with クラフト紙 in craft stores. Emphasizes its use for crafting.
I made an album with craft paper.
General term for construction paper or craft paper, which can include kraft paper. Often used in schools.
Buy some construction paper.
Both are widely understood. クラフト紙 is slightly more common in packaging contexts, while クラフトペーパー is often used in craft stores. In most situations, either is fine.