homeowner in Japanese
homeowner in Japanese is 家持ち — homeowner means a person who owns the house or property they live in.
homeowner in Japanese
家持ち
Pronounced: iemochi
Someone who owns a house.
What does "homeowner" mean?
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noun A person who owns the house or property they live in.
"Homeowners in the area saw their property taxes rise this year."
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homeowner in a sentence
- Homeowners in the area saw their property taxes rise this year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "homeowner" in Japanese?
"homeowner" in Japanese is 家持ち. homeowner means: A person who owns the house or property they live in.
How do you pronounce 家持ち?
"homeowner" in Japanese is 家持ち, pronounced "iemochi".
How do you use "homeowner" in a sentence?
Example: "Homeowners in the area saw their property taxes rise this year." In Japanese, "homeowner" is 家持ち.
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