How to say 'Master' in Japanese | マスター

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Master

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Explanation

The Japanese noun 'マスター (ますたー)' is a loanword from English, meaning 'master'. It is commonly used to refer to someone who has achieved a high level of skill or expertise in a particular field, such as a master chef or a martial arts master. It can also refer to the owner or manager of a small business, particularly a bar or café. For example: he is the master of this café「彼はこのカフェのマスターです」(かれはこのかふぇのますたーです). She has become a master of calligraphy「彼女は書道のマスターになりました」(かのじょはしょどうのますたーになりました). In some contexts, it can also refer to a master's degree in academia, though this usage is less common.

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noun

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6675

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katakana

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