English–Japanese

“flyer” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajichirashi

Example

店の前でちらしを配っています。mise no mae de chi ra shi o kuba tte i ma su

They are handing out flyers in front of the store.

Illustration for ちらし (flyer)

How to say “flyer” in Japanese

“Flyer” in Japanese is ちらし (chirashi).

A single printed sheet carries a short message or advertisement from one sender to many people.

Full entry for ちらし: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with ちらし

駅で新しい店のちらしを受け取りました。eki de atara shi i mise no chi ra shi o u ke to ri ma shi ta

I received a flyer for a new store at the station.

Tips for using ちらし

  • In English, flyer can mean a handbill or a person or thing that flies, while ちらし (chirashi) has the printed-handbill meaning.

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