How to say "showing" in Japanese
- 表示ひょうじnoun, suru verb, transitive verbCovers showing or displaying something such as information, text, or images on a screen, sign, or display. The everyday word when a device or sign shows something.
- 提示ていじnoun, suru verb, transitive verbUsed for showing or presenting something to a person for inspection or consideration, such as a passport, ID, or documents; often in the sense of producing papers on request.
- 出品しゅっぴんnoun, suru verb, transitive verb, intransitive verbRefers to exhibiting or putting works or items on display, typically at a show or exhibition, often with the nuance of submitting or putting up entries, sometimes for sale.
- 展覧てんらんnoun, suru verb, transitive verbRelates to exhibition or displaying things for public viewing; it is mainly the formal side of mounting or presenting an exhibition rather than the everyday act of showing something.
- 上映じょうえいnoun, suru verb, transitive verbSpecifically the showing or screening of a movie. If you mean a film being shown at a cinema or theater, this is the word to use.
Choose by what is being shown: 表示 for displaying information on a screen or sign, 提示 for presenting documents, 出品 and 展覧 for exhibits, and 上映 specifically for showing a film.
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