How to write "Trial" in Japanese
If you are wondering how to write "Trial" in Japanese you've come to the right place!
"Trial" is written in Japanese as "裁判" and you can read it as "Saiban".
This word is made up of 2 Kanji:
The kanji "裁" means "Judge" and consists of 12 strokes. And The kanji "判" means "Judge" and "Stamp" and consists of 7 strokes.
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"裁判" Handwriting.
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How to say "Trial" in Japanese.
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