knack in Japanese
knack in Japanese is 才覚 — knack means a natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
knack in Japanese
才覚
Pronounced: saikaku
A readiness in performance; aptness at doing something. [from 1580]
What does "knack" mean?
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noun A natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
"She has a real knack for fixing things other people give up on."
knack in a sentence
- She has a real knack for fixing things other people give up on.
- He's always had a knack for making people feel welcome.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "knack" in Japanese?
"knack" in Japanese is 才覚. knack means: A natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
How do you pronounce 才覚?
"knack" in Japanese is 才覚, pronounced "saikaku".
How do you use "knack" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a real knack for fixing things other people give up on." In Japanese, "knack" is 才覚.
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