notice in Japanese
notice in Japanese is 知らせ, 通知, 気付く — notice means to become aware of something; to observe.
notice in Japanese
知らせ
Pronounced: shirase
(countable) A written or printed announcement.
通知
Pronounced: tsuuchi
(countable) A written or printed announcement.
気付く
Pronounced: kizuku
注目
Pronounced: chuumoku
認める
Pronounced: mitomeru
認知
Pronounced: ninchi
What does "notice" mean?
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verb To become aware of something; to observe.
"Did you notice the new sign outside the shop?"
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noun A written or printed announcement, warning, or piece of information.
"A notice on the door said the shop was closed for the holiday."
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noun Advance warning given before an action, especially ending employment.
"She gave two weeks' notice before leaving her job."
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notice in a sentence
- Did you notice the new sign outside the shop?
- She noticed a change in his tone during the call.
- A notice on the door said the shop was closed for the holiday.
- She gave two weeks' notice before leaving her job.
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What is "notice" in Japanese?
"notice" in Japanese is 知らせ, 通知, 気付く. notice means: To become aware of something; to observe.
How do you pronounce 知らせ?
"notice" in Japanese is 知らせ, pronounced "shirase".
How do you use "notice" in a sentence?
Example: "Did you notice the new sign outside the shop?" In Japanese, "notice" is 知らせ, 通知, 気付く.
Are there other ways to say "notice" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "notice": 知らせ, 通知, 気付く, 注目, 認める, 認知.
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