landlord in Japanese
landlord in Japanese is 地主, 大家, 家主 — landlord means a person or company that owns property and rents it out to tenants.
landlord in Japanese
地主
Pronounced: jinushi
大家
Pronounced: ooya
家主
Pronounced: yanushi
What does "landlord" mean?
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noun A person or company that owns property and rents it out to tenants.
"Our landlord fixed the boiler within a day of us reporting it."
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noun The owner or manager of a pub or inn.
"The landlord called last orders at eleven."
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landlord in a sentence
- Our landlord fixed the boiler within a day of us reporting it.
- She became a landlord after buying her first rental flat.
- The landlord called last orders at eleven.
- The landlord pulled me a pint and asked if I wanted to see the menu.
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What is "landlord" in Japanese?
"landlord" in Japanese is 地主, 大家, 家主. landlord means: A person or company that owns property and rents it out to tenants.
How do you pronounce 地主?
"landlord" in Japanese is 地主, pronounced "jinushi".
How do you use "landlord" in a sentence?
Example: "Our landlord fixed the boiler within a day of us reporting it." In Japanese, "landlord" is 地主, 大家, 家主.
Are there other ways to say "landlord" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "landlord": 地主, 大家, 家主.
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