unemployed in Japanese
unemployed in Japanese is 失業者 — unemployed means without a job, despite being able and willing to work.
unemployed in Japanese
失業者
Pronounced: shitsugyōsha
Having no job despite being able and willing to work.
失業者
Pronounced: shitsugyōsha
(with the) The unemployed people of a society or the world, taken collectively.
What does "unemployed" mean?
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adj Without a job, despite being able and willing to work.
"My cousin is unemployed at the moment, but he has several interviews next week."
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noun People without jobs, considered as a group.
"The charity runs free training courses for the unemployed."
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unemployed in a sentence
- My cousin is unemployed at the moment, but he has several interviews next week.
- Being unemployed for months made her question her skills.
- The charity runs free training courses for the unemployed.
- Many of the unemployed in this town are looking for work in healthcare.
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What is "unemployed" in Japanese?
"unemployed" in Japanese is 失業者. unemployed means: Without a job, despite being able and willing to work.
How do you pronounce 失業者?
"unemployed" in Japanese is 失業者, pronounced "shitsugyōsha".
How do you use "unemployed" in a sentence?
Example: "My cousin is unemployed at the moment, but he has several interviews next week." In Japanese, "unemployed" is 失業者.
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