kindergarten in Japanese
kindergarten in Japanese is 幼稚園 — kindergarten means a school or class for young children, typically aged around four to six, that comes before the first formal grade of primary school.
kindergarten in Japanese
幼稚園
Pronounced: yōchien
(North America, Australia, India) An educational institution for young children, usually between ages 4 and 6; nursery school. [from 1852]
What does "kindergarten" mean?
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noun A school or class for young children, typically aged around four to six, that comes before the first formal grade of primary school.
"My daughter starts kindergarten in September."
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kindergarten in a sentence
- My daughter starts kindergarten in September.
- The kindergarten classroom was full of colourful drawings.
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What is "kindergarten" in Japanese?
"kindergarten" in Japanese is 幼稚園. kindergarten means: A school or class for young children, typically aged around four to six, that comes before the first formal grade of primary school.
How do you pronounce 幼稚園?
"kindergarten" in Japanese is 幼稚園, pronounced "yōchien".
How do you use "kindergarten" in a sentence?
Example: "My daughter starts kindergarten in September." In Japanese, "kindergarten" is 幼稚園.
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