trespassing in Japanese
trespassing in Japanese is 不法侵入 — trespassing means the act of entering someone's land or property without authorization.
trespassing in Japanese
不法侵入
Pronounced: fuhōshinnyuu
unauthorized entry to private property
What does "trespassing" mean?
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noun The act of entering someone's land or property without authorization.
"The sign read "No Trespassing" in bold red letters."
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trespassing in a sentence
- The sign read "No Trespassing" in bold red letters.
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What is "trespassing" in Japanese?
"trespassing" in Japanese is 不法侵入. trespassing means: The act of entering someone's land or property without authorization.
How do you pronounce 不法侵入?
"trespassing" in Japanese is 不法侵入, pronounced "fuhōshinnyuu".
How do you use "trespassing" in a sentence?
Example: "The sign read "No Trespassing" in bold red letters." In Japanese, "trespassing" is 不法侵入.
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