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visitor in Japanese

visitor in Japanese is お客さん, 訪問者, 客人 — visitor means someone who comes to see a person, place, or event, often briefly or as a guest.

visitor in Japanese

お客さん
noun
Pronounced: okyakusan
Someone who visits someone else; someone staying as a guest.
訪問者
noun
Pronounced: hōmonsha
Someone who visits someone else; someone staying as a guest.
客人
noun
Pronounced: kyakujin
Someone who visits someone else; someone staying as a guest.
観光客
noun
Pronounced: kankōkyaku
Someone who pays a visit to a specific place or event; a sightseer or tourist.

What does "visitor" mean?

  1. noun Someone who comes to see a person, place, or event, often briefly or as a guest.
    "We had three visitors drop by over the weekend."
  2. noun A team or player playing away from their home ground.
    "The visitors scored in the final minute to steal the win."
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visitor in a sentence

  • We had three visitors drop by over the weekend.
  • The museum welcomes over a million visitors a year.
  • The visitors scored in the final minute to steal the win.

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What is "visitor" in Japanese?

"visitor" in Japanese is お客さん, 訪問者, 客人. visitor means: Someone who comes to see a person, place, or event, often briefly or as a guest.

How do you pronounce お客さん?

"visitor" in Japanese is お客さん, pronounced "okyakusan".

How do you use "visitor" in a sentence?

Example: "We had three visitors drop by over the weekend." In Japanese, "visitor" is お客さん, 訪問者, 客人.

Are there other ways to say "visitor" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "visitor": お客さん, 訪問者, 客人, 観光客.

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