fee in Japanese
fee in Japanese is 料金, 費 — fee means a charge or payment required for a service, privilege, or right.
fee in Japanese
料金
Pronounced: ryōkin
An additional monetary payment charged for a service or good, especially one that is minor compared to the underlying cost.
費
Pronounced: hi
An additional monetary payment charged for a service or good, especially one that is minor compared to the underlying cost.
What does "fee" mean?
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noun A charge or payment required for a service, privilege, or right.
"The university charges an application fee of fifty dollars."
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noun (law) An inheritable right or ownership interest in land.
"Under the old deed, the estate was held in fee by the family."
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fee in a sentence
- The university charges an application fee of fifty dollars.
- There's a small fee for withdrawing cash from this machine.
- Under the old deed, the estate was held in fee by the family.
- The lawyer explained that owning land in fee meant it could be inherited.
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What is "fee" in Japanese?
"fee" in Japanese is 料金, 費. fee means: A charge or payment required for a service, privilege, or right.
How do you pronounce 料金?
"fee" in Japanese is 料金, pronounced "ryōkin".
How do you use "fee" in a sentence?
Example: "The university charges an application fee of fifty dollars." In Japanese, "fee" is 料金, 費.
Are there other ways to say "fee" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "fee": 料金, 費.
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