meddlesome in Japanese
meddlesome in Japanese is おせっかいな — meddlesome means inclined to interfere in other people's business.
meddlesome in Japanese
おせっかいな
Pronounced: osekkaina
What does "meddlesome" mean?
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adj Inclined to interfere in other people's business.
"Her meddlesome neighbor always had an opinion about her garden."
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meddlesome in a sentence
- Her meddlesome neighbor always had an opinion about her garden.
- He resented his meddlesome in-laws showing up unannounced.
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What is "meddlesome" in Japanese?
"meddlesome" in Japanese is おせっかいな. meddlesome means: Inclined to interfere in other people's business.
How do you pronounce おせっかいな?
"meddlesome" in Japanese is おせっかいな, pronounced "osekkaina".
How do you use "meddlesome" in a sentence?
Example: "Her meddlesome neighbor always had an opinion about her garden." In Japanese, "meddlesome" is おせっかいな.
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