amen in Japanese
amen in Japanese is アーメン, 南無三 — amen means said at the end of a prayer to mean "so be it.".
amen in Japanese
アーメン
Pronounced: āmen
(biblical) Certainly; verily.
アーメン
Pronounced: āmen
南無三
Pronounced: namusan
What does "amen" mean?
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intj Said at the end of a prayer to mean "so be it."
"The vicar finished the prayer, and everyone replied with a quiet amen."
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intj Used informally to show strong agreement with something just said.
""We really need a holiday." "Amen!" she replied."
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amen in a sentence
- The vicar finished the prayer, and everyone replied with a quiet amen.
- She whispered a soft amen and slowly lifted her head.
- "We really need a holiday." "Amen!" she replied.
- "Traffic here is a nightmare." "Amen to that!"
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Frequently asked questions
What is "amen" in Japanese?
"amen" in Japanese is アーメン, 南無三. amen means: Said at the end of a prayer to mean "so be it."
How do you pronounce アーメン?
"amen" in Japanese is アーメン, pronounced "āmen".
How do you use "amen" in a sentence?
Example: "The vicar finished the prayer, and everyone replied with a quiet amen." In Japanese, "amen" is アーメン, 南無三.
Are there other ways to say "amen" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "amen": アーメン, 南無三.
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