journal in Japanese
journal in Japanese is 日記, 日誌, ジャーナル — journal means a personal diary where someone regularly records thoughts or events.
journal in Japanese
日記
Pronounced: nikki
日誌
Pronounced: nisshi
ジャーナル
Pronounced: jānaru
What does "journal" mean?
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noun A personal diary where someone regularly records thoughts or events.
"She has kept a journal every night since she was a teenager."
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noun A periodical publication, especially one focused on a specialized or academic subject.
"The findings were published in a medical journal."
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noun A running record of financial transactions or of changes made to a system.
"The accountant entered the sale in the journal."
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verb To write regularly in a diary as a form of reflection.
"Her therapist suggested she journal every morning."
journal in a sentence
- She has kept a journal every night since she was a teenager.
- He wrote about the trip in his travel journal.
- The findings were published in a medical journal.
- She subscribes to a journal on climate science.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "journal" in Japanese?
"journal" in Japanese is 日記, 日誌, ジャーナル. journal means: A personal diary where someone regularly records thoughts or events.
How do you pronounce 日記?
"journal" in Japanese is 日記, pronounced "nikki".
How do you use "journal" in a sentence?
Example: "She has kept a journal every night since she was a teenager." In Japanese, "journal" is 日記, 日誌, ジャーナル.
Are there other ways to say "journal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "journal": 日記, 日誌, ジャーナル.
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