investor in Japanese
investor in Japanese is 出資者, 投資家 — investor means a person or organization that puts money into something, such as a business or the stock market, to earn a profit.
investor in Japanese
出資者
Pronounced: shusshisha
A person who invests money in order to make a profit.
投資家
Pronounced: tōshika
A person who invests money in order to make a profit.
What does "investor" mean?
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noun A person or organization that puts money into something, such as a business or the stock market, to earn a profit.
"As a small investor, she puts a little money into a savings fund each month."
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investor in a sentence
- As a small investor, she puts a little money into a savings fund each month.
- The bakery owner met an investor who wanted to help open a second shop.
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What is "investor" in Japanese?
"investor" in Japanese is 出資者, 投資家. investor means: A person or organization that puts money into something, such as a business or the stock market, to earn a profit.
How do you pronounce 出資者?
"investor" in Japanese is 出資者, pronounced "shusshisha".
How do you use "investor" in a sentence?
Example: "As a small investor, she puts a little money into a savings fund each month." In Japanese, "investor" is 出資者, 投資家.
Are there other ways to say "investor" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "investor": 出資者, 投資家.
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