reminder in Japanese
reminder in Japanese is リマインダー, 備忘, 念押し — reminder means something that makes you remember or think of something else.
reminder in Japanese
リマインダー
Pronounced: rimaindā
Someone or something that reminds.
備忘
Pronounced: bibō
Someone or something that reminds.
念押し
Pronounced: nen'oshi
Someone or something that reminds.
What does "reminder" mean?
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noun Something that makes you remember or think of something else.
"The scar was a permanent reminder of the accident."
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noun A message sent to prompt someone about something due, like a bill or appointment.
"I got a reminder that my library book is overdue."
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reminder in a sentence
- The scar was a permanent reminder of the accident.
- I got a reminder that my library book is overdue.
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What is "reminder" in Japanese?
"reminder" in Japanese is リマインダー, 備忘, 念押し. reminder means: Something that makes you remember or think of something else.
How do you pronounce リマインダー?
"reminder" in Japanese is リマインダー, pronounced "rimaindā".
How do you use "reminder" in a sentence?
Example: "The scar was a permanent reminder of the accident." In Japanese, "reminder" is リマインダー, 備忘, 念押し.
Are there other ways to say "reminder" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "reminder": リマインダー, 備忘, 念押し.
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