voyage in Japanese
voyage in Japanese is 旅, 旅行, 航海 — voyage means a long journey, especially one made by sea, air, or space.
voyage in Japanese
旅
Pronounced: tabi
旅行
Pronounced: ryokō
航海
Pronounced: kōkai
What does "voyage" mean?
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noun A long journey, especially one made by sea, air, or space.
"Their voyage home took many weeks because of storms."
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verb To travel on a long journey.
"Explorers once voyaged for months without seeing any land."
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voyage in a sentence
- Their voyage home took many weeks because of storms.
- The ship set out on a six-month voyage across the Pacific.
- Explorers once voyaged for months without seeing any land.
- She dreams of voyaging around the world by boat.
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What is "voyage" in Japanese?
"voyage" in Japanese is 旅, 旅行, 航海. voyage means: A long journey, especially one made by sea, air, or space.
How do you pronounce 旅?
"voyage" in Japanese is 旅, pronounced "tabi".
How do you use "voyage" in a sentence?
Example: "Their voyage home took many weeks because of storms." In Japanese, "voyage" is 旅, 旅行, 航海.
Are there other ways to say "voyage" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "voyage": 旅, 旅行, 航海.
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