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Learn Japanese vocabulary: 名刺 【めいし】 (meishi) Meaning: business card. Type: Noun. Level: JLPT N2 Vocabulary. Each example sentence includes a Japanese furigana reading, the romaji reading, and the English translation.

めいし (meishi) · なことば (nakotoba) 【 名詞 】 名詞 Kanji Details

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"名詞" (meishi) is a Japanese word that refers to "noun" in grammar. The etymology of the word can be broken down into two kanji: "名" (mei), which means "name" or "fame", and "詞" (shi), which means "word" or "speech".

Sep 16, 2021 · Kanji: 名刺 Kana: めいし Romaji: meishi. Meaning: business card Type: Noun JLPT level: N5. Example sentences: わたしの名刺を、あら、一枚しかないわ。 My card—oh, dear, I only have one. Watashi no meishi o, ara, ichi-mai shika nai wa. 名刺には気取った文字が書いてある。 The card is in fancy script.

business card - Meaning of 名刺, めいし, meishi. See complete explanation and more examples and pronunciation.

the Japanese word for "Business card" is "Meishi", written in japanese as "名刺". Here's a more detailed explanation: The Japanese noun '名刺 (めいし)' refers to a 'business card'.

The english translations and meanings for 名刺, めいし and meishi are: business card

It is probably easiest for you to make a meishi with your name in katakana. Should you decide to make a meishi with kanji, choosing characters to match the sounds of your name, pay attention to the meaning of the characters.