diversity in Japanese
diversity in Japanese is 多様性, 変化 — diversity means the quality of containing many different types or forms.
diversity in Japanese
多様性
Pronounced: tayōsei
The quality of being diverse or different; difference or unlikeness.
変化
Pronounced: henka
The quality of being diverse or different; difference or unlikeness.
What does "diversity" mean?
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noun The quality of containing many different types or forms.
"A garden with great diversity of flowers attracts many kinds of bees."
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noun The presence and fair inclusion of people from different backgrounds, such as race, gender, or culture, within a group.
"The school promotes diversity by welcoming students from many cultures."
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diversity in a sentence
- A garden with great diversity of flowers attracts many kinds of bees.
- The rainforest is famous for the sheer diversity of its plant and animal life.
- The school promotes diversity by welcoming students from many cultures.
- Our team values diversity and wants everyone to feel included.
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What is "diversity" in Japanese?
"diversity" in Japanese is 多様性, 変化. diversity means: The quality of containing many different types or forms.
How do you pronounce 多様性?
"diversity" in Japanese is 多様性, pronounced "tayōsei".
How do you use "diversity" in a sentence?
Example: "A garden with great diversity of flowers attracts many kinds of bees." In Japanese, "diversity" is 多様性, 変化.
Are there other ways to say "diversity" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "diversity": 多様性, 変化.
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