pertain in Japanese
pertain in Japanese is 関する, 関係 — pertain means to relate to or be relevant to something.
pertain in Japanese
関する
Pronounced: kansuru
関係
Pronounced: kankei
What does "pertain" mean?
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verb To relate to or be relevant to something.
"These rules pertain only to full-time employees."
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verb To belong to something as a part, feature, or accessory.
"Certain privileges pertain to the role of team captain."
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pertain in a sentence
- These rules pertain only to full-time employees.
- The question pertains to last week's lecture.
- Certain privileges pertain to the role of team captain.
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What is "pertain" in Japanese?
"pertain" in Japanese is 関する, 関係. pertain means: To relate to or be relevant to something.
How do you pronounce 関する?
"pertain" in Japanese is 関する, pronounced "kansuru".
How do you use "pertain" in a sentence?
Example: "These rules pertain only to full-time employees." In Japanese, "pertain" is 関する, 関係.
Are there other ways to say "pertain" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "pertain": 関する, 関係.
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