shopper in Japanese
shopper in Japanese is 買い物客 — shopper means a person who is shopping or who shops regularly.
shopper in Japanese
買い物客
Pronounced: kaimonokyaku
A person who shops.
What does "shopper" mean?
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noun A person who is shopping or who shops regularly.
"The mall was packed with Christmas shoppers."
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noun A free local newspaper made up mostly of adverts, sometimes with money-off coupons.
"The local shopper landed on doorsteps every Thursday."
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shopper in a sentence
- The mall was packed with Christmas shoppers.
- She's a careful shopper who always compares prices.
- The local shopper landed on doorsteps every Thursday.
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What is "shopper" in Japanese?
"shopper" in Japanese is 買い物客. shopper means: A person who is shopping or who shops regularly.
How do you pronounce 買い物客?
"shopper" in Japanese is 買い物客, pronounced "kaimonokyaku".
How do you use "shopper" in a sentence?
Example: "The mall was packed with Christmas shoppers." In Japanese, "shopper" is 買い物客.
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