talent in Japanese
talent in Japanese is 才能, 天賦 — talent means a natural ability to do something well.
talent in Japanese
才能
Pronounced: sainō
A marked natural ability or skill.
天賦
Pronounced: tenpu
A marked natural ability or skill.
What does "talent" mean?
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noun A natural ability to do something well.
"He showed a real talent for painting from a young age."
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noun People considered collectively for their skill, especially in entertainment.
"The agency represents some of the best talent in the industry."
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talent in a sentence
- He showed a real talent for painting from a young age.
- The scout was looking for young talent to sign.
- The agency represents some of the best talent in the industry.
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What is "talent" in Japanese?
"talent" in Japanese is 才能, 天賦. talent means: A natural ability to do something well.
How do you pronounce 才能?
"talent" in Japanese is 才能, pronounced "sainō".
How do you use "talent" in a sentence?
Example: "He showed a real talent for painting from a young age." In Japanese, "talent" is 才能, 天賦.
Are there other ways to say "talent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "talent": 才能, 天賦.
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