without in Japanese
without in Japanese is なし, 無し — without means not having or accompanied by something.
without in Japanese
なし
Pronounced: nashi
Not doing or not having done something.
無し
Pronounced: nashi
Not doing or not having done something.
What does "without" mean?
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preposition Not having or accompanied by something.
"He left without saying goodbye."
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conjunction Unless; except that (used in older or formal English).
"He would not go, without he was paid first."
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without in a sentence
- He left without saying goodbye.
- She survived three days without food.
- He would not go, without he was paid first.
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What is "without" in Japanese?
"without" in Japanese is なし, 無し. without means: Not having or accompanied by something.
How do you pronounce なし?
"without" in Japanese is なし, pronounced "nashi".
How do you use "without" in a sentence?
Example: "He left without saying goodbye." In Japanese, "without" is なし, 無し.
Are there other ways to say "without" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "without": なし, 無し.
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