How to say “elderly person/people” in Japanese | 年配者 (ねんぱいしゃ、nenpaisha)

24.12.2022

The Japanese vocabulary「年配者 (ねんぱいしゃ、nenpaisha)」means “elderly person/people.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

Key Word年配者
Hiraganaねんぱいしゃ
Romaji Readingnenpaisha
English Meaningelderly person/people

The Correct Japanese Pronunciations

Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.

The Example Japanese Sentences

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Japanese Sentence年配者向けのテニスクラブに所属している。
Romaji ReadingNenpaisha-muke no tenisu kurabu ni shozoku shite iru.
English MeaningI’m a member of a tennis club for seniors. (Plain Form)
Japanese Sentence年配者向けのテニスクラブに所属しています。
Romaji ReadingNenpaisha-muke no tenisu kurabu ni shozoku shite imasu.
English MeaningI’m a member of a tennis club for seniors. (Polite Form)
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