payphone in Japanese
payphone in Japanese is 公衆電話 — payphone means a public telephone that requires coins, a card, or other payment to make a call.
payphone in Japanese
公衆電話
Pronounced: kōshuudenwa
A public telephone that requires prepayment to operate, generally via the insertion of coins or a credit card.
What does "payphone" mean?
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noun A public telephone that requires coins, a card, or other payment to make a call.
"Payphones have mostly disappeared now that everyone carries a mobile."
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payphone in a sentence
- Payphones have mostly disappeared now that everyone carries a mobile.
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What is "payphone" in Japanese?
"payphone" in Japanese is 公衆電話. payphone means: A public telephone that requires coins, a card, or other payment to make a call.
How do you pronounce 公衆電話?
"payphone" in Japanese is 公衆電話, pronounced "kōshuudenwa".
How do you use "payphone" in a sentence?
Example: "Payphones have mostly disappeared now that everyone carries a mobile." In Japanese, "payphone" is 公衆電話.
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