painting in Japanese
painting in Japanese is 絵画, 絵 — painting means a picture or artwork made with paint.
painting in Japanese
絵画
Pronounced: kaiga
絵画
Pronounced: kaiga
an illustration or artwork using paint
絵
Pronounced: e
an illustration or artwork using paint
What does "painting" mean?
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noun A picture or artwork made with paint.
"The gallery bought a painting by a local artist."
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noun The activity of applying paint, whether as art or as a practical job.
"Painting the whole house took the whole weekend."
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painting in a sentence
- The gallery bought a painting by a local artist.
- Painting the whole house took the whole weekend.
- She took up painting after retiring.
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What is "painting" in Japanese?
"painting" in Japanese is 絵画, 絵. painting means: A picture or artwork made with paint.
How do you pronounce 絵画?
"painting" in Japanese is 絵画, pronounced "kaiga".
How do you use "painting" in a sentence?
Example: "The gallery bought a painting by a local artist." In Japanese, "painting" is 絵画, 絵.
Are there other ways to say "painting" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "painting": 絵画, 絵.
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