story in Japanese
story in Japanese is 物語, 話, ストーリー — story means an account, true or invented, of events told for information or entertainment.
story in Japanese
物語
Pronounced: monogatari
An account of real or fictional events.
話
Pronounced: hanashi
An account of real or fictional events.
ストーリー
Pronounced: sutōrī
An account of real or fictional events.
小説
Pronounced: shōsetsu
An account of real or fictional events.
What does "story" mean?
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noun An account, true or invented, of events told for information or entertainment.
"She told the children a bedtime story about a lost dragon."
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noun A short-lived post of photos or video shared on a social media app.
"He posted a story of the concert that disappeared after 24 hours."
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story in a sentence
- She told the children a bedtime story about a lost dragon.
- The journalist broke the story before anyone else.
- He posted a story of the concert that disappeared after 24 hours.
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What is "story" in Japanese?
"story" in Japanese is 物語, 話, ストーリー. story means: An account, true or invented, of events told for information or entertainment.
How do you pronounce 物語?
"story" in Japanese is 物語, pronounced "monogatari".
How do you use "story" in a sentence?
Example: "She told the children a bedtime story about a lost dragon." In Japanese, "story" is 物語, 話, ストーリー.
Are there other ways to say "story" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "story": 物語, 話, ストーリー, 小説.
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