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Meanings of Japanese in English
Usage of Japanese in English
1
Then consider how much the Japanese government needs this privatisation to work.
2
The news was cold comfort for investors in the Japanese market, however.
3
Surely structural reforms can help, particularly Japanese efforts to increase workforce participation.
4
Officials said Japanese law did not allow them to forcibly quarantine patients.
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This is the only way to improve Sino-Japanese relations, the paper said.
6
The first year is only studying Japanese, every day for one year.
7
The Japanese private equity industry has been struggling since the Lehman crisis.
8
Akira Kurosawa, the legendary Japanese director, was born 100 years ago today.
9
However, a Japanese official said a signing was unlikely during the visit.
10
It is an extremely dangerous action, Mr Abe told the Japanese parliament.
11
Many Japanese suppliers also manufacture in the United States, Europe and Asia.
12
Tokyo Electric created the current Japanese standard four years ago with Subaru.
13
At least, the Japanese market was affected by some profits this morning.
14
Auto executives also blame a fading interest in cars among young Japanese.
15
The Japanese manufacturers must accept much of the blame in this regard.
16
A Japanese global healthcare company is creating 416 jobs in Northern Ireland.
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