unrelated in Japanese
unrelated in Japanese is 関係がない, 関係ない — unrelated means having no connection or link to something else.
unrelated in Japanese
関係がない
Pronounced: kankeiganai
Not connected or associated.
関係ない
Pronounced: kankeinai
Not connected or associated.
What does "unrelated" mean?
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adj Having no connection or link to something else.
"The two incidents turned out to be completely unrelated."
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adj Not connected by family ties.
"The two families share a surname but are unrelated."
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unrelated in a sentence
- The two incidents turned out to be completely unrelated.
- On an unrelated note, did you fix the printer?
- The two families share a surname but are unrelated.
- DNA testing confirmed the men were unrelated.
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What is "unrelated" in Japanese?
"unrelated" in Japanese is 関係がない, 関係ない. unrelated means: Having no connection or link to something else.
How do you pronounce 関係がない?
"unrelated" in Japanese is 関係がない, pronounced "kankeiganai".
How do you use "unrelated" in a sentence?
Example: "The two incidents turned out to be completely unrelated." In Japanese, "unrelated" is 関係がない, 関係ない.
Are there other ways to say "unrelated" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "unrelated": 関係がない, 関係ない.
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