newsletter in Japanese
newsletter in Japanese is ニュースレター — newsletter means a regularly issued publication, often emailed or mailed, giving updates on a particular topic, group, or organisation.
newsletter in Japanese
ニュースレター
Pronounced: nyūsuretā
A periodically sent publication containing current events or the like, generally on a particular topic or geared toward a limited audience.
What does "newsletter" mean?
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noun A regularly issued publication, often emailed or mailed, giving updates on a particular topic, group, or organisation.
"Sign up for our newsletter to get weekly deals in your inbox."
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newsletter in a sentence
- Sign up for our newsletter to get weekly deals in your inbox.
- The club sends out a newsletter every month with upcoming events.
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What is "newsletter" in Japanese?
"newsletter" in Japanese is ニュースレター. newsletter means: A regularly issued publication, often emailed or mailed, giving updates on a particular topic, group, or organisation.
How do you pronounce ニュースレター?
"newsletter" in Japanese is ニュースレター, pronounced "nyūsuretā".
How do you use "newsletter" in a sentence?
Example: "Sign up for our newsletter to get weekly deals in your inbox." In Japanese, "newsletter" is ニュースレター.
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