whereabouts in Japanese
whereabouts in Japanese is 在所, 所在 — whereabouts means near or in what location.
whereabouts in Japanese
在所
Pronounced: zaisho
(with a possessive) A location; where something is situated.
所在
Pronounced: shozai
(with a possessive) A location; where something is situated.
What does "whereabouts" mean?
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adv Near or in what location.
"Whereabouts in London do you live?"
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noun The general location of someone or something.
"The suspect's whereabouts are unknown."
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whereabouts in a sentence
- Whereabouts in London do you live?
- The suspect's whereabouts are unknown.
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What is "whereabouts" in Japanese?
"whereabouts" in Japanese is 在所, 所在. whereabouts means: Near or in what location.
How do you pronounce 在所?
"whereabouts" in Japanese is 在所, pronounced "zaisho".
How do you use "whereabouts" in a sentence?
Example: "Whereabouts in London do you live?" In Japanese, "whereabouts" is 在所, 所在.
Are there other ways to say "whereabouts" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "whereabouts": 在所, 所在.
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