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certification in Japanese

certification in Japanese is 保証, 証明, 認可 — certification means the act of officially confirming that something meets a required standard.

certification in Japanese

保証
noun
Pronounced: hoshō
The act of certifying.
証明
noun
Pronounced: shōmei
The act of certifying.
認可
noun
Pronounced: ninka
The act of certifying.

What does "certification" mean?

  1. noun The act of officially confirming that something meets a required standard.
    "The new building needs safety certification before anyone can move in."
  2. noun A qualification or document proving a person's skill or ability.
    "She hung her teaching certification on the wall of her office."
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certification in a sentence

  • The new building needs safety certification before anyone can move in.
  • Certification of the organic farm takes several months of inspections.
  • She hung her teaching certification on the wall of her office.
  • A first aid certification is required for this lifeguard job.

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What is "certification" in Japanese?
"certification" in Japanese is 保証, 証明, 認可. certification means: The act of officially confirming that something meets a required standard.
How do you pronounce 保証?
"certification" in Japanese is 保証, pronounced "hoshō".
How do you use "certification" in a sentence?
Example: "The new building needs safety certification before anyone can move in." In Japanese, "certification" is 保証, 証明, 認可.
Are there other ways to say "certification" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "certification": 保証, 証明, 認可.
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