How to say 'Vinyl' in Japanese | ビニール

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The Japanese word for Vinyl is 'Biniiru', written as ビニール in Japanese.

word

ビニール

Meaning

Vinyl

Reading

Biniiru

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'ビニール (biniiru)' refers to 'vinyl', a type of plastic material. It is commonly used in everyday contexts to describe items made from this material, such as vinyl bags, sheets, or covers. For example: Please put it in a vinyl bag「ビニール袋に入れてください」(びにーるぶくろにいれてください). The table is covered with a vinyl sheet「テーブルはビニールシートで覆われている」(てーぶるはびにーるしーとでおおわれている). The term is widely understood in Japan and is often associated with disposable or protective materials.

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

6628

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word ビニール

This word contains 3 Katakana characters :

katakana

ビ

Reading

katakana

ニ

Reading

katakana

ル

Reading

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