How to Say ‘A card sticker’ in Japanese
カードのシール
kaado no shiiru
[kah-doh noh SHEE-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: シール (shīru) comes from English "seal," but in Japanese it means a sticker.
Phrase Breakdown
カード
kaado
[kah-doh]
card (credit/debit/IC card)
Loanword; used for credit/debit cards and sometimes point cards (context tells).
カードで支払います。
I’ll pay by card.
の
no
[noh]
of; linking particle
Connects nouns, often showing possession or describing one noun with another.
日本の文化が好きです。
I like Japanese culture.
シール
shiiru
[SHEE-roo]
sticker
Loanword from English 'seal'; means a sticker or decal.
窓にシールを貼ります。
I put a sticker on the window.
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