their in Japanese
their in Japanese is 彼ら — their means belonging to them.
their in Japanese
彼ら
Pronounced: karera
Belonging to, from, of, or relating to, them (plural).
What does "their" mean?
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det Belonging to them.
"The kids left their bikes on the lawn."
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their in a sentence
- The kids left their bikes on the lawn.
- Their new house has a huge garden.
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What is "their" in Japanese?
"their" in Japanese is 彼ら. their means: Belonging to them.
How do you pronounce 彼ら?
"their" in Japanese is 彼ら, pronounced "karera".
How do you use "their" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids left their bikes on the lawn." In Japanese, "their" is 彼ら.
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