reluctantly in Japanese
reluctantly in Japanese is しぶしぶ, 否々乍ら — reluctantly means in an unwilling or hesitant way.
reluctantly in Japanese
しぶしぶ
Pronounced: shibushibu
否々乍ら
Pronounced: iyaiyanagara
What does "reluctantly" mean?
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adv In an unwilling or hesitant way.
"He reluctantly handed over his car keys to the valet."
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reluctantly in a sentence
- He reluctantly handed over his car keys to the valet.
- She reluctantly agreed to work the extra shift.
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What is "reluctantly" in Japanese?
"reluctantly" in Japanese is しぶしぶ, 否々乍ら. reluctantly means: In an unwilling or hesitant way.
How do you pronounce しぶしぶ?
"reluctantly" in Japanese is しぶしぶ, pronounced "shibushibu".
How do you use "reluctantly" in a sentence?
Example: "He reluctantly handed over his car keys to the valet." In Japanese, "reluctantly" is しぶしぶ, 否々乍ら.
Are there other ways to say "reluctantly" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "reluctantly": しぶしぶ, 否々乍ら.
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