memorabilia in Japanese
memorabilia in Japanese is 記念品 — memorabilia means objects collected because they are connected to a particular person, event, or period, and valued for that connection.
memorabilia in Japanese
記念品
Pronounced: kinenhin
(originally, US) Objects that are connected to or remind their owner of past events. [from 1855]
What does "memorabilia" mean?
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noun Objects collected because they are connected to a particular person, event, or period, and valued for that connection.
"His office was full of baseball memorabilia."
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- His office was full of baseball memorabilia.
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What is "memorabilia" in Japanese?
"memorabilia" in Japanese is 記念品. memorabilia means: Objects collected because they are connected to a particular person, event, or period, and valued for that connection.
How do you pronounce 記念品?
"memorabilia" in Japanese is 記念品, pronounced "kinenhin".
How do you use "memorabilia" in a sentence?
Example: "His office was full of baseball memorabilia." In Japanese, "memorabilia" is 記念品.
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