testimonial in Japanese
testimonial in Japanese is 推薦状 — testimonial means a written or spoken statement praising someone's character, work, or a product.
testimonial in Japanese
推薦状
Pronounced: suisenjō
A written recommendation of someone's worth or character
What does "testimonial" mean?
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noun A written or spoken statement praising someone's character, work, or a product.
"The gym's website is full of testimonials from happy members."
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noun A special match or event held in honour of a player's long service to a club.
"Thousands turned out for the veteran striker's testimonial match."
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testimonial in a sentence
- The gym's website is full of testimonials from happy members.
- Thousands turned out for the veteran striker's testimonial match.
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What is "testimonial" in Japanese?
"testimonial" in Japanese is 推薦状. testimonial means: A written or spoken statement praising someone's character, work, or a product.
How do you pronounce 推薦状?
"testimonial" in Japanese is 推薦状, pronounced "suisenjō".
How do you use "testimonial" in a sentence?
Example: "The gym's website is full of testimonials from happy members." In Japanese, "testimonial" is 推薦状.
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