touché in Japanese
touché in Japanese is トウシュ, 一本取られた — touché means said to acknowledge that someone has made a good point against you, or scored a hit in an argument.
touché in Japanese
トウシュ
Pronounced: tōshu
(fencing) An acknowledgement of a hit.
一本取られた
Pronounced: ippontorareta
(fencing) An acknowledgement of a hit.
一本取られた
Pronounced: ippontorareta
An acknowledgement of the validity, appropriateness, or superiority of an opponent's argument or statement in a discussion.
What does "touché" mean?
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interjection Said to acknowledge that someone has made a good point against you, or scored a hit in an argument.
""You said the same thing last week." "Touché.""
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touché in a sentence
- "You said the same thing last week." "Touché."
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Frequently asked questions
What is "touché" in Japanese?
"touché" in Japanese is トウシュ, 一本取られた. touché means: Said to acknowledge that someone has made a good point against you, or scored a hit in an argument.
How do you pronounce トウシュ?
"touché" in Japanese is トウシュ, pronounced "tōshu".
How do you use "touché" in a sentence?
Example: ""You said the same thing last week." "Touché."" In Japanese, "touché" is トウシュ, 一本取られた.
Are there other ways to say "touché" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "touché": トウシュ, 一本取られた.
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