artisan in Japanese
artisan in Japanese is 職人, 工匠 — artisan means a skilled worker who makes things by hand using traditional techniques.
artisan in Japanese
職人
Pronounced: shokunin
A skilled manual worker who uses tools and machinery in a particular craft.
工匠
Pronounced: kōshō
A skilled manual worker who uses tools and machinery in a particular craft.
What does "artisan" mean?
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noun A skilled worker who makes things by hand using traditional techniques.
"The market sells bread from a local artisan baker."
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adj Made by hand using traditional skill rather than mass production.
"They stock artisan cheeses from small farms."
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artisan in a sentence
- The market sells bread from a local artisan baker.
- They stock artisan cheeses from small farms.
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What is "artisan" in Japanese?
"artisan" in Japanese is 職人, 工匠. artisan means: A skilled worker who makes things by hand using traditional techniques.
How do you pronounce 職人?
"artisan" in Japanese is 職人, pronounced "shokunin".
How do you use "artisan" in a sentence?
Example: "The market sells bread from a local artisan baker." In Japanese, "artisan" is 職人, 工匠.
Are there other ways to say "artisan" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "artisan": 職人, 工匠.
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