Pronunciation of 'セーター'
The word 'セーター' is a Japanese term derived from the English word 'sweater'. It refers to a knitted garment worn on the upper body for warmth. Below are the pronunciations and meanings in Japanese and English.
Word Origin
The word originates from English ('sweater') and is adopted into Japanese as 'セーター'.
Pronunciation Details
日本語
上半身に着用する暖かいニット製の衣服。英語の「sweater」から派生。
「セーター」は「せーたー」と発音します。「せ」は「se」、「ー」は長音、「たー」は「ta」と長音で発音します。
English (United States)
A knitted garment worn on the upper body for warmth, derived from the Japanese word 'セーター'.
Pronounced as 'SAY-tahr', with stress on the first syllable. 'Sei' as in 'say', and 'tar' as in 'tahr'.