listening in Japanese
listening in Japanese is リスニング, 聞く, 聴取 — listening means the skill or act of paying attention to spoken sound.
listening in Japanese
リスニング
Pronounced: risuningu
An act by which something or somebody is listened to.
聞く
Pronounced: kiku
An act by which something or somebody is listened to.
聴取
Pronounced: chōshu
An act by which something or somebody is listened to.
What does "listening" mean?
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noun The skill or act of paying attention to spoken sound.
"The exam has a separate section for listening and one for reading."
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adj Used for the purpose of hearing or paying attention to sound.
"The soldiers set up a listening post near the border."
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listening in a sentence
- The exam has a separate section for listening and one for reading.
- Active listening means really focusing on what someone says instead of planning your reply.
- The soldiers set up a listening post near the border.
- Students put on their headphones for the listening test in the language lab.
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What is "listening" in Japanese?
"listening" in Japanese is リスニング, 聞く, 聴取. listening means: The skill or act of paying attention to spoken sound.
How do you pronounce リスニング?
"listening" in Japanese is リスニング, pronounced "risuningu".
How do you use "listening" in a sentence?
Example: "The exam has a separate section for listening and one for reading." In Japanese, "listening" is リスニング, 聞く, 聴取.
Are there other ways to say "listening" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "listening": リスニング, 聞く, 聴取.
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