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How do you say "i lost my phone" in Japanese?
携帯をなくした
keitai wonakushita
In Japanese, "i lost my phone" is 携帯をなくした (keitai wonakushita).
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Pronunciation
Say KEI-tai oh nah-koo-SHEE-tah, with keitai's two syllables kept crisp and even.
Writing and usage
携帯をなくした is written using kanji. It's a phrase, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
i lost my phone
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How to remember 携帯をなくした
Keitai sounds like 'K, tie' — picture your phone tied to a keychain so you never lose it again.
Related words
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- call the police 警察に電話して下さい keisatsu ni denwa shite kudasai
- call a doctor 医者を呼んでください isha wo yon dekudasai
- i need a hospital 病院が必要だ byouin ga hitsuyou da
- im allergic to 私はアレルギーがあります watashi ha arerugii gaarimasu
- i lost my way 道に迷った michi ni mayotsu ta
- i lost my wallet 財布をなくした saifu wonakushita
- theres been an accident 事故があった jiko gaatta
- im hurt 傷ついています kizutsu iteimasu
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Questions about 携帯をなくした
How do you pronounce 携帯をなくした?
Say KEI-tai oh nah-koo-SHEE-tah, with keitai's two syllables kept crisp and even.
Is 携帯をなくした formal or casual?
携帯をなくした is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 携帯をなくした written in Japanese?
携帯をなくした is written using kanji. Romanised, it reads as keitai wonakushita.
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