banal in Japanese
banal in Japanese is ありふれた, 陳腐 — banal means so common and unoriginal that it is boring.
banal in Japanese
ありふれた
Pronounced: arifureta
陳腐
Pronounced: chinpu
What does "banal" mean?
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adj So common and unoriginal that it is boring.
"The movie was full of banal dialogue and predictable twists."
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banal in a sentence
- The movie was full of banal dialogue and predictable twists.
- His speech was full of banal platitudes about teamwork.
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What is "banal" in Japanese?
"banal" in Japanese is ありふれた, 陳腐. banal means: So common and unoriginal that it is boring.
How do you pronounce ありふれた?
"banal" in Japanese is ありふれた, pronounced "arifureta".
How do you use "banal" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie was full of banal dialogue and predictable twists." In Japanese, "banal" is ありふれた, 陳腐.
Are there other ways to say "banal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "banal": ありふれた, 陳腐.
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