reality in Japanese
reality in Japanese is 現実, 実在 — reality means the state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they are imagined or wished to be.
reality in Japanese
現実
Pronounced: genjitsu
実在
Pronounced: jitsuzai
What does "reality" mean?
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noun The state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they are imagined or wished to be.
"The film shows how far reality can be from what people expect."
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noun Television programming that follows real, unscripted people and situations.
"Many viewers enjoy a reality series about people competing to bake the best cake."
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reality in a sentence
- The film shows how far reality can be from what people expect.
- The reality of the situation finally sank in.
- Many viewers enjoy a reality series about people competing to bake the best cake.
- Her cousin has been chosen to appear on a reality programme next year.
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What is "reality" in Japanese?
"reality" in Japanese is 現実, 実在. reality means: The state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they are imagined or wished to be.
How do you pronounce 現実?
"reality" in Japanese is 現実, pronounced "genjitsu".
How do you use "reality" in a sentence?
Example: "The film shows how far reality can be from what people expect." In Japanese, "reality" is 現実, 実在.
Are there other ways to say "reality" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "reality": 現実, 実在.
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