literate in Japanese
literate in Japanese is 読み書き, 博識 — literate means able to read and write.
literate in Japanese
読み書き
Pronounced: yomikaki
Able to read and write; having literacy.
博識
Pronounced: hakushiki
Knowledgeable in literature, writing; literary; well-read.
What does "literate" mean?
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adj Able to read and write.
"The program aims to make sure every child in the district is literate by age eight."
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adj Well informed or knowledgeable in a particular area.
"You don't need to be especially computer-literate to use this app."
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literate in a sentence
- The program aims to make sure every child in the district is literate by age eight.
- You don't need to be especially computer-literate to use this app.
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What is "literate" in Japanese?
"literate" in Japanese is 読み書き, 博識. literate means: Able to read and write.
How do you pronounce 読み書き?
"literate" in Japanese is 読み書き, pronounced "yomikaki".
How do you use "literate" in a sentence?
Example: "The program aims to make sure every child in the district is literate by age eight." In Japanese, "literate" is 読み書き, 博識.
Are there other ways to say "literate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "literate": 読み書き, 博識.
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