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“Typical” in Japanese

Short answer
ティピカル tipikaru

Typical in Japanese is “ティピカル” (tipikaru). Full meaning: typical.

Other ways to say “Typical” in Japanese

定型的 teikeiteki typical, standard, fixed, stereotyped 典型的 tenkeiteki typical, representative, archetypal, quintessential, stereotypical, model 世間並み sekennami ordinary (esp. life or behavior), typical, conventional, standard, average 類型的 ruikeiteki stereotyped, patterned, typical za the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic 何処にでもいる dokonidemoiru commonplace (of people or animals), ordinary, typical, ubiquitous, run-of-the-mill, found around every corner 何処にでもある dokonidemoaru commonplace, ordinary, typical, ubiquitous, run-of-the-mill, mundane, found around every corner 一般的 ippanteki general, popular, common, typical 標準的 hyoujunteki standard; average, typical, normal, ordinary za the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic sa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic

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