English–Japanese
“appeal” in Japanese
How to say “appeal” in Japanese
“Appeal” in Japanese is 魅力 (miryoku).
Describes the quality that draws people toward a person, place, or thing and makes it enjoyable or worth choosing.
Example sentences with 魅力
実際に訪れると、この町の魅力がよく分かります。jis sai ni otozu re ru to ko no machi no mi ryoku ga yo ku wa ka ri ma su
When you visit in person, you can really see this town's appeal.
Tips for using 魅力
- In everyday English, the noun appeal commonly appears in the phrase "have appeal," which describes something that attracts interest or approval.
Other Japanese words for “appeal”
彼は平和を求めるアピールをしました。kare wa hei wa o moto me ru a pī ru o shi ma shi ta
He made an appeal for peace.