bazaar in Japanese
bazaar in Japanese is バザー, バザール, 市場 — bazaar means a marketplace made up of many small shops or stalls, especially in the Middle East or South Asia.
bazaar in Japanese
バザー
Pronounced: bazā
A fair or temporary market, often for charity.
バザール
Pronounced: bazāru
A fair or temporary market, often for charity.
市場
Pronounced: ichiba
A fair or temporary market, often for charity.
What does "bazaar" mean?
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noun A marketplace made up of many small shops or stalls, especially in the Middle East or South Asia.
"We haggled over spices in the crowded bazaar."
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noun A temporary sale or fair, often held to raise money for charity.
"The school held a Christmas bazaar to raise funds for new books."
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bazaar in a sentence
- We haggled over spices in the crowded bazaar.
- The bazaar sold everything from rugs to jewellery.
- The school held a Christmas bazaar to raise funds for new books.
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What is "bazaar" in Japanese?
"bazaar" in Japanese is バザー, バザール, 市場. bazaar means: A marketplace made up of many small shops or stalls, especially in the Middle East or South Asia.
How do you pronounce バザー?
"bazaar" in Japanese is バザー, pronounced "bazā".
How do you use "bazaar" in a sentence?
Example: "We haggled over spices in the crowded bazaar." In Japanese, "bazaar" is バザー, バザール, 市場.
Are there other ways to say "bazaar" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "bazaar": バザー, バザール, 市場.
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