shopping in Japanese
shopping in Japanese is 買い物, ショッピング — shopping means the activity of buying goods, or of browsing for things to buy.
shopping in Japanese
買い物
Pronounced: kaimono
The process of buying goods or services, or searching for those suitable to buy.
ショッピング
Pronounced: shoppingu
The process of buying goods or services, or searching for those suitable to buy.
What does "shopping" mean?
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noun The activity of buying goods, or of browsing for things to buy.
"We usually do the weekly shopping on Saturday mornings."
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noun Items that have just been bought.
"She left her shopping in the boot of the car."
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shopping in a sentence
- We usually do the weekly shopping on Saturday mornings.
- Christmas shopping gets more stressful every year.
- She left her shopping in the boot of the car.
- He carried the heavy shopping up three flights of stairs.
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What is "shopping" in Japanese?
"shopping" in Japanese is 買い物, ショッピング. shopping means: The activity of buying goods, or of browsing for things to buy.
How do you pronounce 買い物?
"shopping" in Japanese is 買い物, pronounced "kaimono".
How do you use "shopping" in a sentence?
Example: "We usually do the weekly shopping on Saturday mornings." In Japanese, "shopping" is 買い物, ショッピング.
Are there other ways to say "shopping" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "shopping": 買い物, ショッピング.
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