inadvertently in Japanese
inadvertently in Japanese is うっかり, 何気, 何気無く — inadvertently means by accident; without meaning to; as a result of not paying attention.
inadvertently in Japanese
うっかり
Pronounced: ukkari
Unintentionally; because of an oversight.
何気
Unintentionally; because of an oversight.
何気無く
Pronounced: nanigenaku
Unintentionally; because of an oversight.
What does "inadvertently" mean?
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adverb By accident; without meaning to; as a result of not paying attention.
"I inadvertently grabbed my neighbor's umbrella when I left the store."
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inadvertently in a sentence
- I inadvertently grabbed my neighbor's umbrella when I left the store.
- She inadvertently left her phone on the train.
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What is "inadvertently" in Japanese?
"inadvertently" in Japanese is うっかり, 何気, 何気無く. inadvertently means: By accident; without meaning to; as a result of not paying attention.
How do you pronounce うっかり?
"inadvertently" in Japanese is うっかり, pronounced "ukkari".
How do you use "inadvertently" in a sentence?
Example: "I inadvertently grabbed my neighbor's umbrella when I left the store." In Japanese, "inadvertently" is うっかり, 何気, 何気無く.
Are there other ways to say "inadvertently" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "inadvertently": うっかり, 何気, 何気無く.
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