English–Japanese
“apprentice” in Japanese
How to say “apprentice” in Japanese
“Apprentice” in Japanese is 弟子 (deshi).
Refers to a person who learns a craft or body of knowledge by following an experienced teacher over time.
Example sentences with 弟子
私は料理人の弟子として働いています。watashi wa ryō ri nin no de shi to shi te hatara i te i ma su
I work as a cook's apprentice.
Tips for using 弟子
- The word 弟子 (deshi) can sound more personal and hierarchical than student because it often suggests training under one particular teacher rather than simply attending a class.
Other Japanese words for “apprentice”
弟は大工の見習いです。otōto wa dai ku no mi nara i de su
My younger brother is a carpenter's apprentice.
