traditional in Japanese
traditional in Japanese is 伝統的, 伝統的な — traditional means relating to or based on tradition; customary.
traditional in Japanese
伝統的
Pronounced: dentōteki
Of, relating to, or derived from tradition.
伝統的な
Of, relating to, or derived from tradition.
What does "traditional" mean?
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adj Relating to or based on tradition; customary.
"The festival ends with traditional dancing and songs from the region."
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adj Old-fashioned; attached to established customs rather than new ways.
"Our grandfather is quite traditional and still dislikes using a mobile phone."
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traditional in a sentence
- The festival ends with traditional dancing and songs from the region.
- They served a traditional Sunday roast.
- Our grandfather is quite traditional and still dislikes using a mobile phone.
- The firm has a traditional approach and avoids trying new methods.
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What is "traditional" in Japanese?
"traditional" in Japanese is 伝統的, 伝統的な. traditional means: Relating to or based on tradition; customary.
How do you pronounce 伝統的?
"traditional" in Japanese is 伝統的, pronounced "dentōteki".
How do you use "traditional" in a sentence?
Example: "The festival ends with traditional dancing and songs from the region." In Japanese, "traditional" is 伝統的, 伝統的な.
Are there other ways to say "traditional" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "traditional": 伝統的, 伝統的な.
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