The Japanese vocabulary「オセロ (osero)」means “Othello.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
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Key Word | オセロ |
Hiragana | |
Romaji Reading | osero |
English Meaning | Othello |
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
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The Example Japanese Sentences
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Japanese Sentence | オセロで負けたことがない。 |
Romaji Reading | Osero de maketa koto ga nai. |
English Meaning | I’ve never lost at Othello. (Plain Form) |
Japanese Sentence | オセロで負けたことがないです。 |
Romaji Reading | Osero de maketa koto ga naidesu. |
English Meaning | I’ve never lost at Othello. (Polite Form) |
Japanese Sentence | オセロで負けて悔しい。 |
Romaji Reading | Osero de makete kuyashī. |
English Meaning | I’m frustrated that I lost at Othello. (Plain Form) |
Japanese Sentence | オセロで負けて悔しいです。 |
Romaji Reading | Osero de makete kuyashī desu. |
English Meaning | I’m frustrated that I lost at Othello. (Polite Form) |
Japanese Sentence | オセロのルールが分からない。 |
Romaji Reading | Osero no rūru ga wakaranai. |
English Meaning | I don’t know the rules of Othello. (Plain Form) |
Japanese Sentence | オセロのルールが分かりません。 |
Romaji Reading | Osero no rūru ga wakarimasen. |
English Meaning | I don’t know the rules of Othello. (Polite Form) |