Some people feel as though they do not belong in the body they where born in. They many feel as though they emotionally and psychologically belong as members the opposite sex. Such people then undergo medical treatment to acquire the physical characteristics of the opposite sex, being known as a transsexual.
In this example, it is referring to a woman who has undergone treatment to become a man.
He was born in a woman's body but identifies as male.
Talking about trans people can be a very difficult topic, especially across language and culture barriers. The best way to state that the person is trans is to say that they were born in a woman's body to note that previously they were a female. Then, you state that they identify as male so that your listener understands that they are trans.
I hope that this helps :)
性転換者であると伝える場合には「女性の体に生まれた（born in a woman's body）」と表すのがいいでしょう。その後「identify as male（男性である）」と言えば、性転換者だと伝わります。
お役に立てば幸いです :)
Having a sex change is a huge moment in someones life and can make that person into the person they have always felt that they were. This is usually done with a mix of medical procedures and hormone therapy to become the opposite sex.
He had a sex change, he used to be female.
He had an operation to become a man.
All of these can be used to explain that someone is a transsexual. A transsexual is someone that permanently changes from one sex to another usually with operations and some people undergo hormone replacement therapy.
【例文】
He had a sex change, he used to be female.
（彼は性転換しています。彼は以前女性でした）
He had an operation to become a man.
（彼は男性になる手術を受けました）
これらはすべて、「transexual（性転換をした人）」を表す言い方です。
「transsexual」は「（通常は手術によって）性転換した人」を言います、ホルモン補充療法を受ける人もいます。
Well, in these days of hyper-sensitivity and political correctness, one can hardly say anything without offending someone somewhere. It seems we should ignore all differences even if they are blatantly obvious and a natural cause for either comment, concern or comedy. Until 2010, the word 'tranny' was a common informal term for transsexual in the UK, however several rights groups have outlawed the word and Facebook now categorises the word as a 'hate word'. Of course you could refer to their previous and present name as in the first example sentence - although probably, Dylan would be offended if people were referring to him in any way which might detract from his masculinity!
Some people feel as if they belong in the other sexes body so might want to transgender or change into the opposite sex - man becomes a woman or woman to become a man
He once was a woman or he used to be a female/woman refers to a man that has transgendered from a woman
心の性と体の性が一致せず、性転換をする人がいますね。
'He once was a woman'（彼はかつて女性だった）または 'he used to be a female/woman'（同）は、女性から男性に性転換した人をいいます。
In the current world it is difficult to stereotype a specific gender, now there are many, so it is hard to say 'He' or 'She'.
"They" Can be used to describe One or many people and a 'He' or 'She'.
英会話講師のKOGACHIです(^^)/
おっしゃられている内容は、
He used to be a woman.
または、もっと単純に
He was a woman.
と表現できます。
used toの方が「もう今は違うけど、かつては・・・」というニュアンスが強いです。
以上ですm(_)m
少しでも参考になれば幸いです(#^^#)
お困りの時は、いつでも気軽にご質問ください(^0^)/
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