landline in Japanese
landline in Japanese is 固定電話 — landline means a telephone connection that runs through a fixed physical cable, as opposed to a mobile signal.
landline in Japanese
固定電話
Pronounced: koteidenwa
(by extension) A telephone connected by such a fixed wire that allows multiple phones to operate simultaneously on the same phone number, specifically not wireless/mobile.
What does "landline" mean?
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noun A telephone connection that runs through a fixed physical cable, as opposed to a mobile signal.
"My grandmother still refuses to give up her landline."
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landline in a sentence
- My grandmother still refuses to give up her landline.
- The internet went down, so we called the office on the landline instead.
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What is "landline" in Japanese?
"landline" in Japanese is 固定電話. landline means: A telephone connection that runs through a fixed physical cable, as opposed to a mobile signal.
How do you pronounce 固定電話?
"landline" in Japanese is 固定電話, pronounced "koteidenwa".
How do you use "landline" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandmother still refuses to give up her landline." In Japanese, "landline" is 固定電話.
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