residence in Japanese
residence in Japanese is 住宅, 滞在 — residence means the place where someone lives, especially a substantial or official home.
residence in Japanese
住宅
Pronounced: juutaku
The place where one lives (resides); one's home.
滞在
Pronounced: taizai
The state of living in a particular place or environment.
What does "residence" mean?
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noun The place where someone lives, especially a substantial or official home.
"The ambassador's official residence is in the capital."
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noun The state or fact of living in a particular place.
"He took up residence in Paris after retiring."
residence in a sentence
- The ambassador's official residence is in the capital.
- They bought a summer residence by the coast.
- He took up residence in Paris after retiring.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "residence" in Japanese?
"residence" in Japanese is 住宅, 滞在. residence means: The place where someone lives, especially a substantial or official home.
How do you pronounce 住宅?
"residence" in Japanese is 住宅, pronounced "juutaku".
How do you use "residence" in a sentence?
Example: "The ambassador's official residence is in the capital." In Japanese, "residence" is 住宅, 滞在.
Are there other ways to say "residence" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "residence": 住宅, 滞在.
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