p.m. in Japanese
p.m. in Japanese is 午後 — p.m. means to manage a project.
p.m. in Japanese
午後
Pronounced: gogo
(used after the hour) In the 12-hour period from noon to midnight (the latter half of the day) when using the 12-hour clock.
What does "p.m." mean?
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verb To manage a project.
"She was hired to PM the new app launch."
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verb To send someone a private, direct message rather than posting publicly.
"I'll PM you the details instead of posting them here."
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p.m. in a sentence
- She was hired to PM the new app launch.
- I'll PM you the details instead of posting them here.
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What is "p.m." in Japanese?
"p.m." in Japanese is 午後. p.m. means: To manage a project.
How do you pronounce 午後?
"p.m." in Japanese is 午後, pronounced "gogo".
How do you use "p.m." in a sentence?
Example: "She was hired to PM the new app launch." In Japanese, "p.m." is 午後.
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