pardon in Japanese
pardon in Japanese is え?, はい?, 何? — pardon means forgiveness for an offence.
pardon in Japanese
え?
Pronounced: e?
Often used when someone does not understand what another person says.
はい?
Pronounced: hai?
Often used when someone does not understand what another person says.
何?
Often used when someone does not understand what another person says.
勘弁
Pronounced: kanben
恩赦
Pronounced: onsha
赦免
Pronounced: shamen
許し
Pronounced: yurushi
Forgiveness for an offence.
容赦
Pronounced: yōsha
What does "pardon" mean?
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noun Forgiveness for an offence.
"He begged her pardon for the careless remark."
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noun An official act that releases someone from further punishment for a crime.
"The governor granted the prisoner a full pardon."
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verb To forgive someone, or to excuse an offence officially.
"Please pardon my late reply — it's been a hectic week."
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intj Used to politely ask someone to repeat what they said, or as an apology for a minor slip.
""Pardon?" she said, cupping her ear. "I didn't catch that.""
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pardon in a sentence
- He begged her pardon for the careless remark.
- The governor granted the prisoner a full pardon.
- Please pardon my late reply — it's been a hectic week.
- The president pardoned several nonviolent offenders before leaving office.
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What is "pardon" in Japanese?
"pardon" in Japanese is え?, はい?, 何?. pardon means: Forgiveness for an offence.
How do you pronounce え??
"pardon" in Japanese is え?, pronounced "e?".
How do you use "pardon" in a sentence?
Example: "He begged her pardon for the careless remark." In Japanese, "pardon" is え?, はい?, 何?.
Are there other ways to say "pardon" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 8 translations listed for "pardon": え?, はい?, 何?, 勘弁, 恩赦, 赦免.
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