lad in Japanese
lad in Japanese is 若者, 青年 — lad means a boy or young man, especially used informally or affectionately.
lad in Japanese
若者
Pronounced: wakamono
A boy or young man.
青年
Pronounced: seinen
A boy or young man.
What does "lad" mean?
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noun A boy or young man, especially used informally or affectionately.
"The old man remembered being a lad growing up on the farm."
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lad in a sentence
- The old man remembered being a lad growing up on the farm.
- Come on then, lads, let's get moving.
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What is "lad" in Japanese?
"lad" in Japanese is 若者, 青年. lad means: A boy or young man, especially used informally or affectionately.
How do you pronounce 若者?
"lad" in Japanese is 若者, pronounced "wakamono".
How do you use "lad" in a sentence?
Example: "The old man remembered being a lad growing up on the farm." In Japanese, "lad" is 若者, 青年.
Are there other ways to say "lad" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "lad": 若者, 青年.
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