masseur in Japanese
masseur in Japanese is マッサージ師, 按摩 — masseur means a man (or, loosely, anyone) who gives massages professionally.
masseur in Japanese
マッサージ師
Pronounced: massājishi
(massage) A person (especially male) who performs massage.
按摩
Pronounced: anma
(massage) A person (especially male) who performs massage.
What does "masseur" mean?
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noun A man (or, loosely, anyone) who gives massages professionally.
"The masseur used deep pressure to release the knot in her shoulder."
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masseur in a sentence
- The masseur used deep pressure to release the knot in her shoulder.
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What is "masseur" in Japanese?
"masseur" in Japanese is マッサージ師, 按摩. masseur means: A man (or, loosely, anyone) who gives massages professionally.
How do you pronounce マッサージ師?
"masseur" in Japanese is マッサージ師, pronounced "massājishi".
How do you use "masseur" in a sentence?
Example: "The masseur used deep pressure to release the knot in her shoulder." In Japanese, "masseur" is マッサージ師, 按摩.
Are there other ways to say "masseur" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "masseur": マッサージ師, 按摩.
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