seminary in Japanese
seminary in Japanese is 神学校 — seminary means a college that trains people to become priests, ministers, or rabbis.
seminary in Japanese
神学校
Pronounced: shingakkō
A theological school for the training of rabbis, priests, or ministers.
What does "seminary" mean?
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noun A college that trains people to become priests, ministers, or rabbis.
"He studied theology at a Catholic seminary in Rome."
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seminary in a sentence
- He studied theology at a Catholic seminary in Rome.
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What is "seminary" in Japanese?
"seminary" in Japanese is 神学校. seminary means: A college that trains people to become priests, ministers, or rabbis.
How do you pronounce 神学校?
"seminary" in Japanese is 神学校, pronounced "shingakkō".
How do you use "seminary" in a sentence?
Example: "He studied theology at a Catholic seminary in Rome." In Japanese, "seminary" is 神学校.
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