undertaker in Japanese
undertaker in Japanese is 葬儀屋 — undertaker means a person or business that arranges funerals, including preparing the body and organizing the burial or cremation.
undertaker in Japanese
葬儀屋
Pronounced: sōgiya
A funeral director; someone whose business is to manage funerals, burials and cremations.
What does "undertaker" mean?
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noun A person or business that arranges funerals, including preparing the body and organizing the burial or cremation.
"The undertaker spoke gently and answered all of the family's questions."
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undertaker in a sentence
- The undertaker spoke gently and answered all of the family's questions.
- Her uncle worked as an undertaker in a small town for decades.
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What is "undertaker" in Japanese?
"undertaker" in Japanese is 葬儀屋. undertaker means: A person or business that arranges funerals, including preparing the body and organizing the burial or cremation.
How do you pronounce 葬儀屋?
"undertaker" in Japanese is 葬儀屋, pronounced "sōgiya".
How do you use "undertaker" in a sentence?
Example: "The undertaker spoke gently and answered all of the family's questions." In Japanese, "undertaker" is 葬儀屋.
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