childhood in Japanese
childhood in Japanese is 子供時代, 幼年時代, 小児期 — childhood means the period of a person's life from birth to the onset of adolescence.
childhood in Japanese
子供時代
Pronounced: kodomojidai
幼年時代
Pronounced: yōnenjidai
小児期
(mostly, uncountable) The state of being a child.
幼年
Pronounced: yōnen
(mostly, uncountable) The state of being a child.
初期
Pronounced: shoki
(by extension) The early stages of development of something.
What does "childhood" mean?
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noun The period of a person's life from birth to the onset of adolescence.
"She spent her childhood in a small coastal town."
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childhood in a sentence
- She spent her childhood in a small coastal town.
- Many of his fears trace back to a difficult childhood.
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What is "childhood" in Japanese?
"childhood" in Japanese is 子供時代, 幼年時代, 小児期. childhood means: The period of a person's life from birth to the onset of adolescence.
How do you pronounce 子供時代?
"childhood" in Japanese is 子供時代, pronounced "kodomojidai".
How do you use "childhood" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent her childhood in a small coastal town." In Japanese, "childhood" is 子供時代, 幼年時代, 小児期.
Are there other ways to say "childhood" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "childhood": 子供時代, 幼年時代, 小児期, 幼年, 初期.
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