lonely in Japanese
lonely in Japanese is 寂しい — lonely means sad because of feeling isolated from other people.
lonely in Japanese
寂しい
Pronounced: sabishii
What does "lonely" mean?
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adjective Sad because of feeling isolated from other people.
"The old man grew lonely after his wife died and his friends moved away."
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adjective Empty of people; deserted.
"At night, the lonely beach was silent, with not a soul in sight."
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lonely in a sentence
- The old man grew lonely after his wife died and his friends moved away.
- He felt lonely after moving to a new city where he knew no one.
- At night, the lonely beach was silent, with not a soul in sight.
- She walked home along a dark, lonely lane with no houses nearby.
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What is "lonely" in Japanese?
"lonely" in Japanese is 寂しい. lonely means: Sad because of feeling isolated from other people.
How do you pronounce 寂しい?
"lonely" in Japanese is 寂しい, pronounced "sabishii".
How do you use "lonely" in a sentence?
Example: "The old man grew lonely after his wife died and his friends moved away." In Japanese, "lonely" is 寂しい.
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