stranger in Japanese
stranger in Japanese is 知らない人, 見ず知らず, 外国人 — stranger means a person you do not know.
stranger in Japanese
知らない人
A person whom one does not know; a person who is neither a friend nor an acquaintance.
見ず知らず
Pronounced: mizushirazu
A person whom one does not know; a person who is neither a friend nor an acquaintance.
外国人
Pronounced: gaikokujin
An outsider or foreigner.
外人
Pronounced: gaijin
An outsider or foreigner.
What does "stranger" mean?
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noun A person you do not know.
"I felt shy at the party because I was surrounded by strangers."
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noun Someone unfamiliar with a particular thing, place, or experience.
"I am a stranger to this city, so I need a map."
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stranger in a sentence
- I felt shy at the party because I was surrounded by strangers.
- Her mother always warned her not to talk to strangers.
- I am a stranger to this city, so I need a map.
- She was no stranger to cold mornings, having grown up on a farm.
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What is "stranger" in Japanese?
"stranger" in Japanese is 知らない人, 見ず知らず, 外国人. stranger means: A person you do not know.
How do you use "stranger" in a sentence?
Example: "I felt shy at the party because I was surrounded by strangers." In Japanese, "stranger" is 知らない人, 見ず知らず, 外国人.
Are there other ways to say "stranger" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "stranger": 知らない人, 見ず知らず, 外国人, 外人.
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