newsstand in Japanese
newsstand in Japanese is 新聞売店 — newsstand means a stall or small kiosk, often on a street corner, that sells newspapers and magazines.
newsstand in Japanese
新聞売店
Pronounced: shinbunbaiten
An open stall, often on a street, where newspapers and magazines are on sale to the public.
What does "newsstand" mean?
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noun A stall or small kiosk, often on a street corner, that sells newspapers and magazines.
"She grabbed a magazine from the newsstand on her way to work."
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newsstand in a sentence
- She grabbed a magazine from the newsstand on her way to work.
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What is "newsstand" in Japanese?
"newsstand" in Japanese is 新聞売店. newsstand means: A stall or small kiosk, often on a street corner, that sells newspapers and magazines.
How do you pronounce 新聞売店?
"newsstand" in Japanese is 新聞売店, pronounced "shinbunbaiten".
How do you use "newsstand" in a sentence?
Example: "She grabbed a magazine from the newsstand on her way to work." In Japanese, "newsstand" is 新聞売店.
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