permission in Japanese
permission in Japanese is 許可, 認可 — permission means formal or informal consent for something to happen.
permission in Japanese
許可
Pronounced: kyoka
authorisation; consent (especially formal consent from someone in authority)
認可
Pronounced: ninka
authorisation; consent (especially formal consent from someone in authority)
許可
Pronounced: kyoka
The act of permitting.
What does "permission" mean?
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noun Formal or informal consent for something to happen.
"You need permission from your manager to work from home."
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noun A setting that controls who can access or change a file or system.
"She changed the file permissions so only admins could edit it."
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permission in a sentence
- You need permission from your manager to work from home.
- She changed the file permissions so only admins could edit it.
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What is "permission" in Japanese?
"permission" in Japanese is 許可, 認可. permission means: Formal or informal consent for something to happen.
How do you pronounce 許可?
"permission" in Japanese is 許可, pronounced "kyoka".
How do you use "permission" in a sentence?
Example: "You need permission from your manager to work from home." In Japanese, "permission" is 許可, 認可.
Are there other ways to say "permission" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "permission": 許可, 認可.
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