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How to say 'Volunteer' in Japanese | ボランティア

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The Japanese word for Volunteer is 'Borantia', written as ボランティア in Japanese.

    Meaning

    Volunteer

    Reading

    Borantia

    Explanation

    The Japanese noun 'ボランティア (ぼらんてぃあ)' means 'volunteer'. It refers to a person who offers their time and services willingly and without payment to help others or contribute to a cause. This word is commonly used in contexts related to community service, disaster relief, or charitable activities. For example: I am a volunteer at the hospital「私は病院でボランティアをしています」(わたしはびょういんでぼらんてぃあをしています). Many volunteers helped after the earthquake「多くのボランティアが地震の後に助けました」(おおくのぼらんてぃあがじしんのあとにたすけました). The term is borrowed from English and is widely understood in Japanese society.

    Part Of Speech

    noun

    Frequency

    3533

    Composition

    katakana

    Handwriting

Katakana in the Word ボランティア

This word contains 6 Katakana characters :

  • katakana

    ボ

    Reading

    Bo
  • katakana

    ラ

    Reading

    Ra
  • katakana

    ン

    Reading

    N
  • katakana

    テ

    Reading

    Te
  • katakana

    ア

    Reading

    A
  • katakana

    イ

    Reading

    I

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What does 'Borantia' (ボランティア) mean?

'Borantia' means 'Volunteer' .

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