specially in Japanese
specially in Japanese is わざわざ — specially means for a particular purpose, person, or occasion.
specially in Japanese
わざわざ
Pronounced: wazawaza
For a special purpose, person, or occasion.
What does "specially" mean?
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adv For a particular purpose, person, or occasion.
"The train is waiting specially for a high-ranking diplomat."
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adv Particularly or especially.
"I love autumn walks, specially when the leaves are turning gold."
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specially in a sentence
- The train is waiting specially for a high-ranking diplomat.
- These boots were specially designed for walking in deep snow.
- I love autumn walks, specially when the leaves are turning gold.
- The shop is busy at weekends, specially around lunchtime.
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What is "specially" in Japanese?
"specially" in Japanese is わざわざ. specially means: For a particular purpose, person, or occasion.
How do you pronounce わざわざ?
"specially" in Japanese is わざわざ, pronounced "wazawaza".
How do you use "specially" in a sentence?
Example: "These boots were specially designed for walking in deep snow." In Japanese, "specially" is わざわざ.
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