forthcoming in Japanese
forthcoming in Japanese is 今度, 来たる — forthcoming means about to happen or be released soon.
forthcoming in Japanese
今度
Pronounced: kondo
(not comparable) Approaching or about to take place.
来たる
Pronounced: kitaru
(not comparable) Approaching or about to take place.
What does "forthcoming" mean?
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adj About to happen or be released soon.
"Details of the forthcoming election were announced today."
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adj Willing to share information openly; candid.
"He wasn't very forthcoming about what happened at the meeting."
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forthcoming in a sentence
- Details of the forthcoming election were announced today.
- Her forthcoming novel is already generating buzz.
- He wasn't very forthcoming about what happened at the meeting.
- The witness was forthcoming and answered every question without hesitation.
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What is "forthcoming" in Japanese?
"forthcoming" in Japanese is 今度, 来たる. forthcoming means: About to happen or be released soon.
How do you pronounce 今度?
"forthcoming" in Japanese is 今度, pronounced "kondo".
How do you use "forthcoming" in a sentence?
Example: "Details of the forthcoming election were announced today." In Japanese, "forthcoming" is 今度, 来たる.
Are there other ways to say "forthcoming" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "forthcoming": 今度, 来たる.
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