memorandum in Japanese
memorandum in Japanese is メモ, 備忘録, 忘備録 — memorandum means a written note or document recording information, instructions, or an agreement, often used in business or diplomacy.
memorandum in Japanese
メモ
Pronounced: memo
A short note serving as a reminder.
備忘録
Pronounced: bibōroku
A short note serving as a reminder.
忘備録
A short note serving as a reminder.
覚書
Pronounced: oboegaki
What does "memorandum" mean?
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noun A written note or document recording information, instructions, or an agreement, often used in business or diplomacy.
"The two governments signed a memorandum of understanding."
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memorandum in a sentence
- The two governments signed a memorandum of understanding.
- The manager circulated a memorandum reminding everyone of the new opening hours.
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What is "memorandum" in Japanese?
"memorandum" in Japanese is メモ, 備忘録, 忘備録. memorandum means: A written note or document recording information, instructions, or an agreement, often used in business or diplomacy.
How do you pronounce メモ?
"memorandum" in Japanese is メモ, pronounced "memo".
How do you use "memorandum" in a sentence?
Example: "The two governments signed a memorandum of understanding." In Japanese, "memorandum" is メモ, 備忘録, 忘備録.
Are there other ways to say "memorandum" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "memorandum": メモ, 備忘録, 忘備録, 覚書.
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