charisma in Japanese
charisma in Japanese is カリスマ, 魅力, シャルム — charisma means a compelling personal charm or magnetism that draws people in and inspires devotion or enthusiasm.
charisma in Japanese
カリスマ
Pronounced: karisuma
魅力
Pronounced: miryoku
シャルム
Pronounced: sharumu
What does "charisma" mean?
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noun A compelling personal charm or magnetism that draws people in and inspires devotion or enthusiasm.
"the charisma of a popular actor"
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charisma in a sentence
- the charisma of a popular actor
- The candidate's charisma won over even skeptical voters.
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What is "charisma" in Japanese?
"charisma" in Japanese is カリスマ, 魅力, シャルム. charisma means: A compelling personal charm or magnetism that draws people in and inspires devotion or enthusiasm.
How do you pronounce カリスマ?
"charisma" in Japanese is カリスマ, pronounced "karisuma".
How do you use "charisma" in a sentence?
Example: "The candidate's charisma won over even skeptical voters." In Japanese, "charisma" is カリスマ, 魅力, シャルム.
Are there other ways to say "charisma" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "charisma": カリスマ, 魅力, シャルム.
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