sunshine in Japanese
sunshine in Japanese is 日光, 太陽の光 — sunshine means sunlight, especially warm and pleasant daylight.
sunshine in Japanese
日光
Pronounced: nikkō
The direct rays, light or warmth of the sun.
太陽の光
The direct rays, light or warmth of the sun.
What does "sunshine" mean?
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noun Sunlight, especially warm and pleasant daylight.
"The kids played outside, soaking up the sunshine."
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noun An affectionate or sometimes sarcastic term for a cheerful person.
"Morning, sunshine — you look thrilled to be here."
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sunshine in a sentence
- The kids played outside, soaking up the sunshine.
- There's nothing like a bit of sunshine to lift your mood.
- Morning, sunshine — you look thrilled to be here.
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What is "sunshine" in Japanese?
"sunshine" in Japanese is 日光, 太陽の光. sunshine means: Sunlight, especially warm and pleasant daylight.
How do you pronounce 日光?
"sunshine" in Japanese is 日光, pronounced "nikkō".
How do you use "sunshine" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids played outside, soaking up the sunshine." In Japanese, "sunshine" is 日光, 太陽の光.
Are there other ways to say "sunshine" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "sunshine": 日光, 太陽の光.
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