good riddance in Japanese
good riddance in Japanese is 厄介払い, 厄払い — good riddance means said with relief when someone or something unwanted has finally gone.
good riddance in Japanese
厄介払い
Pronounced: yakkaibarai
Used to indicate that a departure or loss is welcome.
厄払い
Pronounced: yakubarai
Used to indicate that a departure or loss is welcome.
What does "good riddance" mean?
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interjection Said with relief when someone or something unwanted has finally gone.
"He has resigned at last. Good riddance."
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noun A welcome departure or removal of something unwanted.
"Losing that contract was a good riddance in the end."
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good riddance in a sentence
- He has resigned at last. Good riddance.
- The old shed collapsed in the storm, and good riddance to it.
- Losing that contract was a good riddance in the end.
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What is "good riddance" in Japanese?
"good riddance" in Japanese is 厄介払い, 厄払い. good riddance means: Said with relief when someone or something unwanted has finally gone.
How do you pronounce 厄介払い?
"good riddance" in Japanese is 厄介払い, pronounced "yakkaibarai".
How do you use "good riddance" in a sentence?
Example: "He has resigned at last. Good riddance." In Japanese, "good riddance" is 厄介払い, 厄払い.
Are there other ways to say "good riddance" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "good riddance": 厄介払い, 厄払い.
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