informal in Japanese
informal in Japanese is 日常, 普段, 褻 — informal means relaxed and casual rather than official or ceremonious.
informal in Japanese
日常
Pronounced: nichijō
Not formal or ceremonious.
普段
Pronounced: fudan
Not formal or ceremonious.
褻
Pronounced: ke
Not formal or ceremonious.
非公式
Pronounced: hikōshiki
Not formal or ceremonious.
内々
Pronounced: uchiuchi
Not in accord with the usual regulations.
非公式
Pronounced: hikōshiki
Not in accord with the usual regulations.
口語
Pronounced: kōgo
(of language) Reflecting everyday, non-ceremonious usage.
What does "informal" mean?
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adj Relaxed and casual rather than official or ceremonious.
"It was an informal gathering, just close friends and family."
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informal in a sentence
- It was an informal gathering, just close friends and family.
- She prefers an informal tone when writing to colleagues.
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What is "informal" in Japanese?
"informal" in Japanese is 日常, 普段, 褻. informal means: Relaxed and casual rather than official or ceremonious.
How do you pronounce 日常?
"informal" in Japanese is 日常, pronounced "nichijō".
How do you use "informal" in a sentence?
Example: "It was an informal gathering, just close friends and family." In Japanese, "informal" is 日常, 普段, 褻.
Are there other ways to say "informal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "informal": 日常, 普段, 褻, 非公式, 内々, 口語.
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