yuppie in Japanese
yuppie in Japanese is ヤッピー — yuppie means a young, ambitious professional with a well-paid job and an affluent, status-conscious lifestyle, especially in a city.
yuppie in Japanese
ヤッピー
Pronounced: yappī
(informal, sometimes derogatory, dated) A young upwardly mobile urban professional person with an affluent lifestyle.
What does "yuppie" mean?
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noun A young, ambitious professional with a well-paid job and an affluent, status-conscious lifestyle, especially in a city.
"The neighborhood filled with yuppies once the new offices opened nearby."
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yuppie in a sentence
- The neighborhood filled with yuppies once the new offices opened nearby.
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What is "yuppie" in Japanese?
"yuppie" in Japanese is ヤッピー. yuppie means: A young, ambitious professional with a well-paid job and an affluent, status-conscious lifestyle, especially in a city.
How do you pronounce ヤッピー?
"yuppie" in Japanese is ヤッピー, pronounced "yappī".
How do you use "yuppie" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighborhood filled with yuppies once the new offices opened nearby." In Japanese, "yuppie" is ヤッピー.
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