How to say 'Chain' in Japanese | チェーン

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The Japanese word for Chain is 'Cheen', written as チェーン in Japanese.

word

チェーン

Meaning

Chain

Reading

Cheen

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'チェーン (cheen)' refers to a 'chain'. This word is commonly used to describe physical chains, such as those used in bicycles, jewelry, or machinery. It can also refer to chain stores or businesses, such as 'チェーン店 (cheen ten)', meaning 'chain store'. Example sentences: The bicycle has a chain「自転車にチェーンがついている」(じてんしゃにチェーンがついている). This is a popular chain restaurant「これは人気のチェーン店です」(これはにんきのチェーンてんです).

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

6061

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word チェーン

This word contains 3 Katakana characters :

katakana

チェ

Reading

Che

katakana

チ

Reading

Chi

katakana

ン

Reading

katakana

エ

Reading

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'Cheen' means 'Chain' .

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