Transliteration: bijutsukan
🇯🇵 私たちは美術館に行きます。
🗣️ Watashitachi wa bijutsukan ni ikimasu.
🇺🇸 We are going to the art museum.
🇯🇵 私たちは美術館に行って絵画を見ました。
🗣️ Watashitachi wa bijutsukan ni itte kaiga o mimashita.
🇺🇸 We went to the art museum and saw paintings.
🇯🇵 美術館で絵画を見る。
🗣️
🇺🇸 Look at paintings in the art museum.
Japanese
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You can use the word "美術館" which translates to "Art museum".
The word "美術館" is pronounced as "bijutsukan".
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