houseboy in Japanese
houseboy in Japanese is 家僕 — houseboy means a young male servant employed to do domestic work in a household.
houseboy in Japanese
家僕
Pronounced: kaboku
(chiefly, historical) A young male domestic servant, especially in a British colony in former times.
What does "houseboy" mean?
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noun A young male servant employed to do domestic work in a household.
"The houseboy brought tea to the veranda each morning."
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houseboy in a sentence
- The houseboy brought tea to the veranda each morning.
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What is "houseboy" in Japanese?
"houseboy" in Japanese is 家僕. houseboy means: A young male servant employed to do domestic work in a household.
How do you pronounce 家僕?
"houseboy" in Japanese is 家僕, pronounced "kaboku".
How do you use "houseboy" in a sentence?
Example: "The houseboy brought tea to the veranda each morning." In Japanese, "houseboy" is 家僕.
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