Excellency in Japanese
Excellency in Japanese is 閣下 — Excellency means a formal title used to address certain high officials, such as ambassadors or governors.
Excellency in Japanese
閣下
Pronounced: kakka
(used with His, Her or Your) A form of address for certain high officials or dignitaries.
What does "Excellency" mean?
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noun A formal title used to address certain high officials, such as ambassadors or governors.
"The delegates greeted the ambassador as "Your Excellency.""
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Excellency in a sentence
- The delegates greeted the ambassador as "Your Excellency."
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What is "Excellency" in Japanese?
"Excellency" in Japanese is 閣下. Excellency means: A formal title used to address certain high officials, such as ambassadors or governors.
How do you pronounce 閣下?
"Excellency" in Japanese is 閣下, pronounced "kakka".
How do you use "Excellency" in a sentence?
Example: "The delegates greeted the ambassador as "Your Excellency."" In Japanese, "Excellency" is 閣下.
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