guesthouse in Japanese
guesthouse in Japanese is ゲストハウス — guesthouse means a small building near a main house used to accommodate visitors.
guesthouse in Japanese
ゲストハウス
Pronounced: gesutohausu
A small house near a main house, for lodging visitors.
What does "guesthouse" mean?
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noun A small building near a main house used to accommodate visitors.
"Her parents stayed in the guesthouse during their visit."
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noun A private house that offers paid lodging, similar to a small bed-and-breakfast.
"We booked a cozy guesthouse near the beach for the weekend."
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guesthouse in a sentence
- Her parents stayed in the guesthouse during their visit.
- We booked a cozy guesthouse near the beach for the weekend.
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What is "guesthouse" in Japanese?
"guesthouse" in Japanese is ゲストハウス. guesthouse means: A small building near a main house used to accommodate visitors.
How do you pronounce ゲストハウス?
"guesthouse" in Japanese is ゲストハウス, pronounced "gesutohausu".
How do you use "guesthouse" in a sentence?
Example: "Her parents stayed in the guesthouse during their visit." In Japanese, "guesthouse" is ゲストハウス.
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