consulate in Japanese
consulate in Japanese is 領事館 — consulate means the office or building where a consul works, representing their country abroad.
consulate in Japanese
領事館
Pronounced: ryōjikan
What does "consulate" mean?
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noun The office or building where a consul works, representing their country abroad.
"He went to the consulate to renew his passport."
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- He went to the consulate to renew his passport.
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What is "consulate" in Japanese?
"consulate" in Japanese is 領事館. consulate means: The office or building where a consul works, representing their country abroad.
How do you pronounce 領事館?
"consulate" in Japanese is 領事館, pronounced "ryōjikan".
How do you use "consulate" in a sentence?
Example: "He went to the consulate to renew his passport." In Japanese, "consulate" is 領事館.
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