intercom in Japanese
intercom in Japanese is インターホン, インカム, インターカム — intercom means a two-way communication system fitted through a building or vehicle, often used for buzzing people in or making announcements.
intercom in Japanese
インターホン
Pronounced: intāhon
An electronic communication system, especially one between rooms in a building.
インカム
Pronounced: inkamu
An electronic communication system, especially one between rooms in a building.
インターカム
Pronounced: intākamu
An electronic communication system, especially one between rooms in a building.
What does "intercom" mean?
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noun A two-way communication system fitted through a building or vehicle, often used for buzzing people in or making announcements.
"She buzzed the visitor in after hearing his voice on the intercom."
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verb To speak to someone using an intercom system.
"He intercommed down to the front desk to check on the delivery."
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intercom in a sentence
- She buzzed the visitor in after hearing his voice on the intercom.
- The pilot made an announcement over the plane's intercom.
- He intercommed down to the front desk to check on the delivery.
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What is "intercom" in Japanese?
"intercom" in Japanese is インターホン, インカム, インターカム. intercom means: A two-way communication system fitted through a building or vehicle, often used for buzzing people in or making announcements.
How do you pronounce インターホン?
"intercom" in Japanese is インターホン, pronounced "intāhon".
How do you use "intercom" in a sentence?
Example: "She buzzed the visitor in after hearing his voice on the intercom." In Japanese, "intercom" is インターホン, インカム, インターカム.
Are there other ways to say "intercom" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "intercom": インターホン, インカム, インターカム.
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