City in Japanese
City in Japanese is シティ, 都市, 市 — City means a large, important settlement, generally bigger than a town and often with its own local government.
City in Japanese
シティ
Pronounced: shiti
(UK) The United Kingdom's financial industries, which are principally based in the City of London.
都市
Pronounced: toshi
市
Pronounced: shi
町
Pronounced: machi
都会
Pronounced: tokai
What does "City" mean?
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noun A large, important settlement, generally bigger than a town and often with its own local government.
"São Paulo is the largest city in South America."
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noun The central business or downtown area of a settlement.
"He commutes into the city every morning for his job."
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City in a sentence
- São Paulo is the largest city in South America.
- All our stations have changed. We have to constrain numbers. We have to mandate face coverings. These are massive changes in what is a public transport city. This is not a car city.
- He commutes into the city every morning for his job.
- I'm going into the city today to do some shopping.
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What is "City" in Japanese?
"City" in Japanese is シティ, 都市, 市. City means: A large, important settlement, generally bigger than a town and often with its own local government.
How do you pronounce シティ?
"City" in Japanese is シティ, pronounced "shiti".
Are there other ways to say "City" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "City": シティ, 都市, 市, 町, 都会.
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