ministry in Japanese
ministry in Japanese is 省 — ministry means a government department headed by a minister.
ministry in Japanese
省
Pronounced: shō
What does "ministry" mean?
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noun A government department headed by a minister.
"The Ministry of Health issued new guidelines."
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noun The work, role, or vocation of a religious minister or clergy member.
"He felt called to ministry after years working as a teacher."
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ministry in a sentence
- The Ministry of Health issued new guidelines.
- He felt called to ministry after years working as a teacher.
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What is "ministry" in Japanese?
"ministry" in Japanese is 省. ministry means: A government department headed by a minister.
How do you pronounce 省?
"ministry" in Japanese is 省, pronounced "shō".
How do you use "ministry" in a sentence?
Example: "The Ministry of Health issued new guidelines." In Japanese, "ministry" is 省.
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