son in Japanese
son in Japanese is 息子, せがれ, 坊っちゃん — son means a person's male child.
son in Japanese
息子
Pronounced: musuko
A male adopted person in relation to his adoptive parents.
せがれ
Pronounced: segare
A male adopted person in relation to his adoptive parents.
坊っちゃん
Pronounced: botchan
A male adopted person in relation to his adoptive parents.
What does "son" mean?
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noun A person's male child.
"They named their newborn son after his grandfather."
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noun A familiar or informal way for an older person to address a younger male.
""Take a seat, son," said the officer."
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son in a sentence
- They named their newborn son after his grandfather.
- Her son is starting university this autumn.
- "Take a seat, son," said the officer.
- Don't worry about it, son, everyone makes mistakes when they start out.
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What is "son" in Japanese?
"son" in Japanese is 息子, せがれ, 坊っちゃん. son means: A person's male child.
How do you pronounce 息子?
"son" in Japanese is 息子, pronounced "musuko".
How do you use "son" in a sentence?
Example: "They named their newborn son after his grandfather." In Japanese, "son" is 息子, せがれ, 坊っちゃん.
Are there other ways to say "son" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "son": 息子, せがれ, 坊っちゃん.
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