excluding in Japanese
excluding in Japanese is ...をのぞいて — excluding means not counting or including; apart from.
excluding in Japanese
...をのぞいて
Pronounced: ...onozoite
to the exclusion of; not including
What does "excluding" mean?
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prep Not counting or including; apart from.
"There were twenty guests at the wedding, excluding the children."
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excluding in a sentence
- There were twenty guests at the wedding, excluding the children.
- Excluding Sundays, the shop is open every day of the week.
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What is "excluding" in Japanese?
"excluding" in Japanese is ...をのぞいて. excluding means: Not counting or including; apart from.
How do you pronounce ...をのぞいて?
"excluding" in Japanese is ...をのぞいて, pronounced "...onozoite".
How do you use "excluding" in a sentence?
Example: "There were twenty guests at the wedding, excluding the children." In Japanese, "excluding" is ...をのぞいて.
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