permanently in Japanese
permanently in Japanese is ずっと, 久しい, 永久 — permanently means in a way that lasts forever, or for good.
permanently in Japanese
ずっと
Pronounced: zutto
In a permanent manner; lastingly.
久しい
Pronounced: hisashii
In a permanent manner; lastingly.
永久
Pronounced: eikyuu
In a permanent manner; lastingly.
永続的
Pronounced: eizokuteki
In a permanent manner; lastingly.
What does "permanently" mean?
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adv In a way that lasts forever, or for good.
"The factory closed permanently last year."
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permanently in a sentence
- The factory closed permanently last year.
- He moved to Spain permanently after retiring.
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What is "permanently" in Japanese?
"permanently" in Japanese is ずっと, 久しい, 永久. permanently means: In a way that lasts forever, or for good.
How do you pronounce ずっと?
"permanently" in Japanese is ずっと, pronounced "zutto".
How do you use "permanently" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory closed permanently last year." In Japanese, "permanently" is ずっと, 久しい, 永久.
Are there other ways to say "permanently" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "permanently": ずっと, 久しい, 永久, 永続的.
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