pawnshop in Japanese
pawnshop in Japanese is 質屋 — pawnshop means a business where people pawn items for cash loans.
pawnshop in Japanese
質屋
Pronounced: shichiya
The business premises of a pawnbroker; where loans are made, with personal property as security
What does "pawnshop" mean?
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noun A business where people pawn items for cash loans.
"He found a cheap guitar in a pawnshop downtown."
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pawnshop in a sentence
- He found a cheap guitar in a pawnshop downtown.
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What is "pawnshop" in Japanese?
"pawnshop" in Japanese is 質屋. pawnshop means: A business where people pawn items for cash loans.
How do you pronounce 質屋?
"pawnshop" in Japanese is 質屋, pronounced "shichiya".
How do you use "pawnshop" in a sentence?
Example: "He found a cheap guitar in a pawnshop downtown." In Japanese, "pawnshop" is 質屋.
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