counselor in Japanese
counselor in Japanese is カウンセラー, 相談役, 顧問 — counselor means a trained professional who helps people work through personal, emotional, or career problems.
counselor in Japanese
カウンセラー
Pronounced: kaunserā
A professional who counsels people, especially on personal problems.
相談役
Pronounced: sōdan'yaku
A professional who counsels people, especially on personal problems.
顧問
Pronounced: komon
A professional who counsels people, especially on personal problems.
What does "counselor" mean?
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noun A trained professional who helps people work through personal, emotional, or career problems.
"The school counselor helped her choose which colleges to apply to."
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noun A lawyer, especially one representing a client in court.
"The judge asked counselor for the defense to approach the bench."
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noun An adult who supervises children, typically at a summer camp.
"She worked as a camp counselor every summer during college."
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counselor in a sentence
- The school counselor helped her choose which colleges to apply to.
- The judge asked counselor for the defense to approach the bench.
- She worked as a camp counselor every summer during college.
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What is "counselor" in Japanese?
"counselor" in Japanese is カウンセラー, 相談役, 顧問. counselor means: A trained professional who helps people work through personal, emotional, or career problems.
How do you pronounce カウンセラー?
"counselor" in Japanese is カウンセラー, pronounced "kaunserā".
How do you use "counselor" in a sentence?
Example: "The school counselor helped her choose which colleges to apply to." In Japanese, "counselor" is カウンセラー, 相談役, 顧問.
Are there other ways to say "counselor" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "counselor": カウンセラー, 相談役, 顧問.
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