once again in Japanese
once again in Japanese is もう一回, もう一度, 又もや — once again means one more time, especially when the same thing has happened before. It often carries a note of weariness or of pointed recognition that a pattern is repeating.
once again in Japanese
もう一回
Pronounced: mōikkai
(idiomatic) Again, once more, one more time.
もう一度
Pronounced: mōichido
(idiomatic) Again, once more, one more time.
又もや
Pronounced: matamoya
(idiomatic) Again, once more, one more time.
What does "once again" mean?
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phrase One more time, especially when the same thing has happened before. It often carries a note of weariness or of pointed recognition that a pattern is repeating.
"Once again, the meeting overran by half an hour."
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once again in a sentence
- Once again, the meeting overran by half an hour.
- Let me say once again how grateful we are.
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What is "once again" in Japanese?
"once again" in Japanese is もう一回, もう一度, 又もや. once again means: One more time, especially when the same thing has happened before. It often carries a note of weariness or of pointed recognition that a pattern is repeating.
How do you pronounce もう一回?
"once again" in Japanese is もう一回, pronounced "mōikkai".
How do you use "once again" in a sentence?
Example: "Once again, the meeting overran by half an hour." In Japanese, "once again" is もう一回, もう一度, 又もや.
Are there other ways to say "once again" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "once again": もう一回, もう一度, 又もや.
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