voluntary in Japanese
voluntary in Japanese is 志願して — voluntary means done by choice, not because of an obligation or force.
voluntary in Japanese
志願して
Done, given, or acting of one's own free will.
What does "voluntary" mean?
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adjective Done by choice, not because of an obligation or force.
"Attendance at the workshop is voluntary."
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adjective Unpaid, especially describing work done for a good cause.
"He spends his weekends doing voluntary work at the food bank."
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voluntary in a sentence
- Attendance at the workshop is voluntary.
- She made a voluntary donation to the shelter.
- He spends his weekends doing voluntary work at the food bank.
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What is "voluntary" in Japanese?
"voluntary" in Japanese is 志願して. voluntary means: Done by choice, not because of an obligation or force.
How do you use "voluntary" in a sentence?
Example: "Attendance at the workshop is voluntary." In Japanese, "voluntary" is 志願して.
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