thrifty in Japanese
thrifty in Japanese is 倹しい — thrifty means careful with money; avoiding unnecessary spending or waste.
thrifty in Japanese
倹しい
Pronounced: tsumashii
(dated) Thriving, prosperous, successful; (of an animal or plant) growing rapidly or vigorously.
What does "thrifty" mean?
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adj Careful with money; avoiding unnecessary spending or waste.
"Being thrifty, she always compared prices before buying groceries."
thrifty in a sentence
- Being thrifty, she always compared prices before buying groceries.
- A thrifty cook can make a good meal from leftovers.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "thrifty" in Japanese?
"thrifty" in Japanese is 倹しい. thrifty means: Careful with money; avoiding unnecessary spending or waste.
How do you pronounce 倹しい?
"thrifty" in Japanese is 倹しい, pronounced "tsumashii".
How do you use "thrifty" in a sentence?
Example: "Being thrifty, she always compared prices before buying groceries." In Japanese, "thrifty" is 倹しい.
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