traditionalist in Japanese
traditionalist in Japanese is 伝統主義者 — traditionalist means someone who follows and values traditional customs, especially in culture or religion.
traditionalist in Japanese
伝統主義者
Pronounced: dentōshugisha
A person who adheres to tradition, especially in cultural or religious practices.
What does "traditionalist" mean?
- noun Someone who follows and values traditional customs, especially in culture or religion.
- noun A climber who uses traditional methods and equipment rather than modern aids.
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What is "traditionalist" in Japanese?
"traditionalist" in Japanese is 伝統主義者. traditionalist means: Someone who follows and values traditional customs, especially in culture or religion.
How do you pronounce 伝統主義者?
"traditionalist" in Japanese is 伝統主義者, pronounced "dentōshugisha".
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