Traducción y Significado de: ウェートレス - whe-toresu

Explicación y Etimología - (ウェートレス) whe-toresu

ウェトレス is a Japanese word meaning "waitress" in English. The word is an adaptation of the word "waitress" in English, which means the same thing. The word is written in Katakana, one of the three Japanese writing systems, which is used to write foreign words. The word is composed of three characters: ウェ (We), ー (a long trace) and トレス (toresu). The first character, ウェ, represents the sound "We" in English, while the second character, ー, is used to lengthen the sound of the previous vowel. The third character, トレス, is a transliteration of the word "three" in English, which means "three" in French. The Japanese word ウェウェトレストレス is often used in restaurants and cafes in Japan to refer to a waitress.