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personality in Japanese

personality in Japanese is 性格, 人格 — personality means the particular mix of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that makes someone who they are.

personality in Japanese

性格
noun
Pronounced: seikaku
(of people) A set of non-physical psychological and social qualities that make one person distinct from another.
人格
noun
Pronounced: jinkaku
(of people) A set of non-physical psychological and social qualities that make one person distinct from another.
性格
noun
Pronounced: seikaku
An assumed role or manner of behavior.

What does "personality" mean?

  1. noun The particular mix of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that makes someone who they are.
    "She has a warm, outgoing personality."
  2. noun A famous or well-known person, especially in entertainment or media.
    "The show features several TV personalities as guest judges."
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personality in a sentence

  • She has a warm, outgoing personality.
  • Their personalities clashed from the very first meeting.
  • The show features several TV personalities as guest judges.

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What is "personality" in Japanese?

"personality" in Japanese is 性格, 人格. personality means: The particular mix of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that makes someone who they are.

How do you pronounce 性格?

"personality" in Japanese is 性格, pronounced "seikaku".

How do you use "personality" in a sentence?

Example: "She has a warm, outgoing personality." In Japanese, "personality" is 性格, 人格.

Are there other ways to say "personality" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "personality": 性格, 人格.

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