Ltd. in Japanese
Ltd. in Japanese is 有 — Ltd. means limited: placed after a company name in the UK and many Commonwealth countries to show that it is a private limited company, whose owners are not personally liable for its debts beyond what they have invested.
Ltd. in Japanese
有
Pronounced: yuu
What does "Ltd." mean?
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abbreviation Limited: placed after a company name in the UK and many Commonwealth countries to show that it is a private limited company, whose owners are not personally liable for its debts beyond what they have invested.
"The invoice should be made out to Harper Joinery Ltd."
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Ltd. in a sentence
- The invoice should be made out to Harper Joinery Ltd.
- He set up as a sole trader before switching to an Ltd.
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What is "Ltd." in Japanese?
"Ltd." in Japanese is 有. Ltd. means: Limited: placed after a company name in the UK and many Commonwealth countries to show that it is a private limited company, whose owners are not personally liable for its debts beyond what they have invested.
How do you pronounce 有?
"Ltd." in Japanese is 有, pronounced "yuu".
How do you use "Ltd." in a sentence?
Example: "The invoice should be made out to Harper Joinery Ltd." In Japanese, "Ltd." is 有.
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