introverted in Japanese
introverted in Japanese is 内向的 — introverted means quiet and reflective by nature, preferring one's own thoughts or small groups over large social gatherings.
introverted in Japanese
内向的
Pronounced: naikōteki
(psychology) Of or characteristic of the personality of an introvert: thoughtful, reflective.
What does "introverted" mean?
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adj Quiet and reflective by nature, preferring one's own thoughts or small groups over large social gatherings.
"He's quite introverted and recharges by spending time alone."
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introverted in a sentence
- He's quite introverted and recharges by spending time alone.
- Introverted employees may need quiet space to focus.
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What is "introverted" in Japanese?
"introverted" in Japanese is 内向的. introverted means: Quiet and reflective by nature, preferring one's own thoughts or small groups over large social gatherings.
How do you pronounce 内向的?
"introverted" in Japanese is 内向的, pronounced "naikōteki".
How do you use "introverted" in a sentence?
Example: "He's quite introverted and recharges by spending time alone." In Japanese, "introverted" is 内向的.
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