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voicemail in Japanese

voicemail in Japanese is ボイスメール, ヴォイスメール, 留守番電話 — voicemail means a system that records spoken messages left by callers when a phone isn't answered.

voicemail in Japanese

ボイスメール
noun
Pronounced: boisumēru
ヴォイスメール
noun
Pronounced: voisumēru
留守番電話
noun
Pronounced: rusubandenwa
留守電
noun
Pronounced: rusuden

What does "voicemail" mean?

  1. noun A system that records spoken messages left by callers when a phone isn't answered.
    "Leave a message after the beep and I'll check my voicemail later."
  2. noun A single recorded message left on such a system.
    "She left me a three-minute voicemail explaining everything."
  3. verb To leave a recorded phone message for someone.
    "Just voicemail me the address if I don't pick up."
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voicemail in a sentence

  • Leave a message after the beep and I'll check my voicemail later.
  • She left me a three-minute voicemail explaining everything.
  • Just voicemail me the address if I don't pick up.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "voicemail" in Japanese?

"voicemail" in Japanese is ボイスメール, ヴォイスメール, 留守番電話. voicemail means: A system that records spoken messages left by callers when a phone isn't answered.

How do you pronounce ボイスメール?

"voicemail" in Japanese is ボイスメール, pronounced "boisumēru".

How do you use "voicemail" in a sentence?

Example: "Leave a message after the beep and I'll check my voicemail later." In Japanese, "voicemail" is ボイスメール, ヴォイスメール, 留守番電話.

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

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "voicemail": ボイスメール, ヴォイスメール, 留守番電話, 留守電.

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