chore in Japanese
chore in Japanese is 雑用, 家事, 雑務 — chore means a routine task, especially one needed to keep a home running, such as cleaning or cooking.
chore in Japanese
雑用
Pronounced: zatsuyō
家事
Pronounced: kaji
雑務
Pronounced: zatsumu
What does "chore" mean?
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noun A routine task, especially one needed to keep a home running, such as cleaning or cooking.
"Taking out the bins is my least favourite chore."
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noun Any task that feels tedious or unpleasant.
"Filing his tax return every year is a real chore."
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chore in a sentence
- Taking out the bins is my least favourite chore.
- The kids split the household chores between them.
- Filing his tax return every year is a real chore.
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What is "chore" in Japanese?
"chore" in Japanese is 雑用, 家事, 雑務. chore means: A routine task, especially one needed to keep a home running, such as cleaning or cooking.
How do you pronounce 雑用?
"chore" in Japanese is 雑用, pronounced "zatsuyō".
How do you use "chore" in a sentence?
Example: "Taking out the bins is my least favourite chore." In Japanese, "chore" is 雑用, 家事, 雑務.
Are there other ways to say "chore" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "chore": 雑用, 家事, 雑務.
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