Translation of Japanese word "程度" to English
程度
ていど
[teido]
IPA: /teidoɾo/
Meaning
NounA stage of proficiency or qualification in a course of study, now especially an award bestowed by a university/college, as a certification of academic achievement. (In the United States, can include secondary schools.).
How to use
程度 (teido) — 'degree / extent / about'. ある程度 (aru teido) — to some extent. 〜程度 — about ~ / around ~ (approx.). Fundamental vocabulary item used across formal and informal Japanese speech and writing.
🇬🇧 English
degree / extent
Pronunciation Guide
Japanese Kanji: 程度
Phonetic Reading (Hiragana): ていど
Romaji Transcription: teido
Example Sentences
彼女の英語の程度は高いです。
かのじょのえいごのていどはたかいです。
Her English level is high.
彼の程度は、彼女の程度より高いです。
かれのていどは、かのじょのていどよりたかいです。
His level is higher than hers.
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Common phrases
- どの程度— to what extent / how much
Frequency rank: #683 in Japanese
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The Japanese word "程度" means "degree / extent" in English.
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