barefoot in Japanese
barefoot in Japanese is 素足, 裸足 — barefoot means not wearing shoes or socks.
barefoot in Japanese
素足
Pronounced: suashi
Wearing nothing on the feet.
裸足
Pronounced: hadashi
Wearing nothing on the feet.
What does "barefoot" mean?
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adj Not wearing shoes or socks.
"The kids ran barefoot across the lawn all summer."
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barefoot in a sentence
- The kids ran barefoot across the lawn all summer.
- He prefers to go barefoot around the house.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "barefoot" in Japanese?
"barefoot" in Japanese is 素足, 裸足. barefoot means: Not wearing shoes or socks.
How do you pronounce 素足?
"barefoot" in Japanese is 素足, pronounced "suashi".
How do you use "barefoot" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids ran barefoot across the lawn all summer." In Japanese, "barefoot" is 素足, 裸足.
Are there other ways to say "barefoot" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "barefoot": 素足, 裸足.
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