unselfish in Japanese
unselfish in Japanese is 利他的, 献身的 — unselfish means willing to put others' needs ahead of one's own; generous.
unselfish in Japanese
利他的
Pronounced: ritateki
Not selfish.
献身的
Pronounced: kenshinteki
Not selfish.
What does "unselfish" mean?
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adj Willing to put others' needs ahead of one's own; generous.
"Her unselfish devotion to the charity inspired the whole team."
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unselfish in a sentence
- Her unselfish devotion to the charity inspired the whole team.
- It was an unselfish gesture to give up his seat.
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What is "unselfish" in Japanese?
"unselfish" in Japanese is 利他的, 献身的. unselfish means: Willing to put others' needs ahead of one's own; generous.
How do you pronounce 利他的?
"unselfish" in Japanese is 利他的, pronounced "ritateki".
How do you use "unselfish" in a sentence?
Example: "Her unselfish devotion to the charity inspired the whole team." In Japanese, "unselfish" is 利他的, 献身的.
Are there other ways to say "unselfish" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "unselfish": 利他的, 献身的.
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