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smartphone in Japanese

smartphone in Japanese is スマートフォン, スマホ, スマートホン — smartphone means a mobile phone with advanced computing capabilities, such as internet access and installable apps.

smartphone in Japanese

スマートフォン
noun
Pronounced: sumātofon
(cell phone) A mobile phone with more advanced features and greater computing capacity than a featurephone.
スマホ
noun
Pronounced: sumaho
(cell phone) A mobile phone with more advanced features and greater computing capacity than a featurephone.
スマートホン
noun
Pronounced: sumātohon
(cell phone) A mobile phone with more advanced features and greater computing capacity than a featurephone.

What does "smartphone" mean?

  1. noun A mobile phone with advanced computing capabilities, such as internet access and installable apps.
    "Almost everyone in the meeting had a smartphone in hand."
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smartphone in a sentence

  • Almost everyone in the meeting had a smartphone in hand.

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What is "smartphone" in Japanese?

"smartphone" in Japanese is スマートフォン, スマホ, スマートホン. smartphone means: A mobile phone with advanced computing capabilities, such as internet access and installable apps.

How do you pronounce スマートフォン?

"smartphone" in Japanese is スマートフォン, pronounced "sumātofon".

How do you use "smartphone" in a sentence?

Example: "Almost everyone in the meeting had a smartphone in hand." In Japanese, "smartphone" is スマートフォン, スマホ, スマートホン.

Are there other ways to say "smartphone" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "smartphone": スマートフォン, スマホ, スマートホン.

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