qualified in Japanese

qualified in Japanese is 合格, 有資格 — qualified means having the necessary skills, training, or credentials for a role.

合格

adj

Pronounced: gōkaku

Meeting the standards, requirements, and training for a position.

有資格

adj

Pronounced: yuushikaku

Meeting the standards, requirements, and training for a position.

What does "qualified" mean?

adjective Having the necessary skills, training, or credentials for a role.
"Only qualified electricians should work on this wiring."
adjective Limited or restricted by certain conditions rather than given without reservation.
"Gatwick has been given a qualified green light to operate a second runway after the government “set out a path to expansion” for London’s second biggest airport."

Only qualified electricians should work on this wiring.
She is a fully qualified nurse with ten years of experience.
Gatwick has been given a qualified green light to operate a second runway after the government “set out a path to expansion” for London’s second biggest airport.
Assuming that I have all the information, my qualified opinion is that your plan will work.

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What is "qualified" in Japanese?

"qualified" in Japanese is 合格, 有資格. qualified means: Having the necessary skills, training, or credentials for a role.

How do you pronounce 合格?

"qualified" in Japanese is 合格, pronounced "gōkaku".

How do you use "qualified" in a sentence?

Example: "Only qualified electricians should work on this wiring." In Japanese, "qualified" is 合格, 有資格.

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

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "qualified": 合格, 有資格.

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