flyer in Japanese
flyer in Japanese is チラシ, フライヤー, 散らし — flyer means a printed sheet, usually advertising an event or product, handed out or posted publicly.
flyer in Japanese
チラシ
Pronounced: chirashi
フライヤー
Pronounced: furaiyā
散らし
Pronounced: chirashi
檄
Pronounced: geki
What does "flyer" mean?
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noun A printed sheet, usually advertising an event or product, handed out or posted publicly.
"She handed out flyers for the charity concert."
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noun A person who travels frequently by airplane.
"As a frequent flyer, he had status with several airlines."
flyer in a sentence
- She handed out flyers for the charity concert.
- As a frequent flyer, he had status with several airlines.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "flyer" in Japanese?
"flyer" in Japanese is チラシ, フライヤー, 散らし. flyer means: A printed sheet, usually advertising an event or product, handed out or posted publicly.
How do you pronounce チラシ?
"flyer" in Japanese is チラシ, pronounced "chirashi".
How do you use "flyer" in a sentence?
Example: "She handed out flyers for the charity concert." In Japanese, "flyer" is チラシ, フライヤー, 散らし.
Are there other ways to say "flyer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "flyer": チラシ, フライヤー, 散らし, 檄.
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