sender in Japanese
sender in Japanese is 差出人 — sender means a person who sends something, such as a letter, package, or message.
sender in Japanese
差出人
Pronounced: sashidashinin
Someone who sends.
What does "sender" mean?
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noun A person who sends something, such as a letter, package, or message.
"The parcel had no return address for the sender."
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noun A device that transmits a signal.
"The radio sender broadcasts on several frequencies."
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sender in a sentence
- The parcel had no return address for the sender.
- The radio sender broadcasts on several frequencies.
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What is "sender" in Japanese?
"sender" in Japanese is 差出人. sender means: A person who sends something, such as a letter, package, or message.
How do you pronounce 差出人?
"sender" in Japanese is 差出人, pronounced "sashidashinin".
How do you use "sender" in a sentence?
Example: "The parcel had no return address for the sender." In Japanese, "sender" is 差出人.
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