what a pity in Japanese
what a pity in Japanese is 残念.
what a pity in Japanese
残念
Pronounced: zannen
Used to express regret or disappointment about an unfortunate event or piece of information.
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What is "what a pity" in Japanese?
"what a pity" in Japanese is 残念.
How do you pronounce 残念?
"what a pity" in Japanese is 残念, pronounced "zannen".
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