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speaking in Japanese

speaking in Japanese is スピーキング, 言葉, 話す — speaking means the act of talking or communicating with one's voice.

speaking in Japanese

スピーキング
noun
Pronounced: supīkingu
One's ability to communicate vocally in a given language.
言葉
noun
Pronounced: kotoba
One's ability to communicate vocally in a given language.
話す
noun
Pronounced: hanasu
One's ability to communicate vocally in a given language.

What does "speaking" mean?

  1. noun The act of talking or communicating with one's voice.
    "Public speaking is one of her greatest fears."
  2. adj Expressive or vivid, as if capable of speech.
    "He gave her a speaking look that said everything without a word."
  3. adj Able to communicate in a stated language.
    "They hired an English-speaking guide for the tour."
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speaking in a sentence

  • Public speaking is one of her greatest fears.
  • He gave her a speaking look that said everything without a word.
  • They hired an English-speaking guide for the tour.

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What is "speaking" in Japanese?

"speaking" in Japanese is スピーキング, 言葉, 話す. speaking means: The act of talking or communicating with one's voice.

How do you pronounce スピーキング?

"speaking" in Japanese is スピーキング, pronounced "supīkingu".

How do you use "speaking" in a sentence?

Example: "Public speaking is one of her greatest fears." In Japanese, "speaking" is スピーキング, 言葉, 話す.

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

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "speaking": スピーキング, 言葉, 話す.

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