skillful in Japanese
skillful in Japanese is うまい, 上手, 得意 — skillful means having or showing a high level of ability or expertise.
skillful in Japanese
うまい
Pronounced: umai
Possessing skill; skilled.
上手
Pronounced: jōzu
Possessing skill; skilled.
得意
Pronounced: tokui
Possessing skill; skilled.
熟練
Pronounced: jukuren
Possessing skill; skilled.
What does "skillful" mean?
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adj Having or showing a high level of ability or expertise.
"He's a skillful negotiator who rarely loses a deal."
skillful in a sentence
- He's a skillful negotiator who rarely loses a deal.
- The skillful use of lighting made the film feel eerie.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "skillful" in Japanese?
"skillful" in Japanese is うまい, 上手, 得意. skillful means: Having or showing a high level of ability or expertise.
How do you pronounce うまい?
"skillful" in Japanese is うまい, pronounced "umai".
How do you use "skillful" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a skillful negotiator who rarely loses a deal." In Japanese, "skillful" is うまい, 上手, 得意.
Are there other ways to say "skillful" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "skillful": うまい, 上手, 得意, 熟練.
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