latter in Japanese
latter in Japanese is 後者 — latter means being the second of two things just mentioned.
latter in Japanese
後者
Pronounced: kōsha
Relating to or being the second of two items.
What does "latter" mean?
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adj Being the second of two things just mentioned.
"Of the two options, I'd choose the latter."
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adj Closer to the end of a period.
"He achieved most of his fame in the latter half of his career."
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latter in a sentence
- Of the two options, I'd choose the latter.
- The essay compares two poems; the latter is far more personal.
- He achieved most of his fame in the latter half of his career.
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What is "latter" in Japanese?
"latter" in Japanese is 後者. latter means: Being the second of two things just mentioned.
How do you pronounce 後者?
"latter" in Japanese is 後者, pronounced "kōsha".
How do you use "latter" in a sentence?
Example: "Of the two options, I'd choose the latter." In Japanese, "latter" is 後者.
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