nosy in Japanese
nosy in Japanese is おせっかい — nosy means overly curious about other people's private affairs; prying.
nosy in Japanese
おせっかい
Pronounced: osekkai
What does "nosy" mean?
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adj Overly curious about other people's private affairs; prying.
"They built tall fences, yet the nosy neighbors always seemed to know everything about them."
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nosy in a sentence
- They built tall fences, yet the nosy neighbors always seemed to know everything about them.
- The nosy neighbor always asks about our visitors.
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What is "nosy" in Japanese?
"nosy" in Japanese is おせっかい. nosy means: Overly curious about other people's private affairs; prying.
How do you pronounce おせっかい?
"nosy" in Japanese is おせっかい, pronounced "osekkai".
How do you use "nosy" in a sentence?
Example: "The nosy neighbor always asks about our visitors." In Japanese, "nosy" is おせっかい.
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