formal in Japanese
formal in Japanese is 正式, 公式 — formal means following official or established rules and conventions.
formal in Japanese
正式
Pronounced: seishiki
In accordance with established forms.
公式
Pronounced: kōshiki
In accordance with established forms.
正式
Pronounced: seishiki
Ceremonial or traditional.
What does "formal" mean?
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adj Following official or established rules and conventions.
"The company sent a formal letter announcing the merger."
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adj Following strict, precise rules or methods, as in logic or science.
"The proof relies on a formal system of mathematical logic."
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formal in a sentence
- The company sent a formal letter announcing the merger.
- They had a formal dinner to celebrate the anniversary.
- The proof relies on a formal system of mathematical logic.
- The scientists wrote a formal definition of the term for their report.
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What is "formal" in Japanese?
"formal" in Japanese is 正式, 公式. formal means: Following official or established rules and conventions.
How do you pronounce 正式?
"formal" in Japanese is 正式, pronounced "seishiki".
How do you use "formal" in a sentence?
Example: "The company sent a formal letter announcing the merger." In Japanese, "formal" is 正式, 公式.
Are there other ways to say "formal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "formal": 正式, 公式.
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