heritage in Japanese
heritage in Japanese is 遺産 — heritage means traditions, buildings, culture, or values passed down from earlier generations.
heritage in Japanese
遺産
Pronounced: isan
An inheritance; property that may be inherited.
What does "heritage" mean?
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noun Traditions, buildings, culture, or values passed down from earlier generations.
"The old castle is protected as part of the town's heritage."
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heritage in a sentence
- The old castle is protected as part of the town's heritage.
- She grew up learning about her family's Irish heritage.
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What is "heritage" in Japanese?
"heritage" in Japanese is 遺産. heritage means: Traditions, buildings, culture, or values passed down from earlier generations.
How do you pronounce 遺産?
"heritage" in Japanese is 遺産, pronounced "isan".
How do you use "heritage" in a sentence?
Example: "The old castle is protected as part of the town's heritage." In Japanese, "heritage" is 遺産.
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