bookshop in Japanese
bookshop in Japanese is 書店, 本屋 — bookshop means a shop that sells books (chiefly British).
bookshop in Japanese
書店
Pronounced: shoten
A shop that sells books.
本屋
Pronounced: hon'ya
A shop that sells books.
What does "bookshop" mean?
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noun A shop that sells books (chiefly British).
"We spent the afternoon browsing the little bookshop on the corner."
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bookshop in a sentence
- We spent the afternoon browsing the little bookshop on the corner.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bookshop" in Japanese?
"bookshop" in Japanese is 書店, 本屋. bookshop means: A shop that sells books (chiefly British).
How do you pronounce 書店?
"bookshop" in Japanese is 書店, pronounced "shoten".
How do you use "bookshop" in a sentence?
Example: "We spent the afternoon browsing the little bookshop on the corner." In Japanese, "bookshop" is 書店, 本屋.
Are there other ways to say "bookshop" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "bookshop": 書店, 本屋.
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