educate in Japanese
educate in Japanese is 啓発, 教える, 教育 — educate means to teach or train someone, giving them knowledge or skills.
educate in Japanese
啓発
Pronounced: keihatsu
(transitive) To instruct or train.
教える
Pronounced: oshieru
(transitive) To instruct or train.
教育
Pronounced: kyōiku
(transitive) To instruct or train.
What does "educate" mean?
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verb To teach or train someone, giving them knowledge or skills.
"Schools exist to educate young people and prepare them for adult life."
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educate in a sentence
- Schools exist to educate young people and prepare them for adult life.
- The charity aims to educate farmers about sustainable irrigation.
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What is "educate" in Japanese?
"educate" in Japanese is 啓発, 教える, 教育. educate means: To teach or train someone, giving them knowledge or skills.
How do you pronounce 啓発?
"educate" in Japanese is 啓発, pronounced "keihatsu".
How do you use "educate" in a sentence?
Example: "Schools exist to educate young people and prepare them for adult life." In Japanese, "educate" is 啓発, 教える, 教育.
Are there other ways to say "educate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "educate": 啓発, 教える, 教育.
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