a.m. in Japanese
a.m. in Japanese is 午前 — a.m. means the first-person singular present form of "to be," used with "I.".
a.m. in Japanese
午前
Pronounced: gozen
(used after the hour) In the 12-hour period from midnight to noon (the first half of the day) when using the 12-hour clock.
What does "a.m." mean?
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verb The first-person singular present form of "to be," used with "I."
"I am ready to leave whenever you are."
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a.m. in a sentence
- I am ready to leave whenever you are.
- I am not sure what time the store closes.
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What is "a.m." in Japanese?
"a.m." in Japanese is 午前. a.m. means: The first-person singular present form of "to be," used with "I."
How do you pronounce 午前?
"a.m." in Japanese is 午前, pronounced "gozen".
How do you use "a.m." in a sentence?
Example: "I am ready to leave whenever you are." In Japanese, "a.m." is 午前.
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