greet in Japanese
greet in Japanese is 出迎える, 挨拶, 歓迎 — greet means to welcome someone in a friendly way, in person or otherwise.
greet in Japanese
出迎える
Pronounced: demukaeru
挨拶
Pronounced: aisatsu
歓迎
Pronounced: kangei
What does "greet" mean?
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verb To welcome someone in a friendly way, in person or otherwise.
"She greeted her guests warmly at the door."
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verb To be perceived by someone as they arrive somewhere.
"A wall of noise greeted them as they entered the stadium."
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greet in a sentence
- She greeted her guests warmly at the door.
- The staff greet every customer with a smile.
- A wall of noise greeted them as they entered the stadium.
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What is "greet" in Japanese?
"greet" in Japanese is 出迎える, 挨拶, 歓迎. greet means: To welcome someone in a friendly way, in person or otherwise.
How do you pronounce 出迎える?
"greet" in Japanese is 出迎える, pronounced "demukaeru".
How do you use "greet" in a sentence?
Example: "She greeted her guests warmly at the door." In Japanese, "greet" is 出迎える, 挨拶, 歓迎.
Are there other ways to say "greet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "greet": 出迎える, 挨拶, 歓迎.
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