How to say trousers in Japanese

ズボンZUBON^☆: noun:
trousers; pants - also written as 洋袴 and 段袋 during the Meiji period - From French "jupon"

Example Sentences

彼kare はha 毎日mainichi ズボンZUBON にni アイロンをかけてAIRONwokakete もらうmorau。: He has his trousers pressed every day.
彼kare はha 清潔なseiketsuna ズボンZUBON をwo はいていたhaiteita。: He put on clean trousers.
彼kare はha ズボンZUBON をwo プレスPURESU してshite もらったmoratta かka。: Did he have his trousers pressed?
私watashi はha ズボンZUBON をwoはhaいたita。: I put on my trousers.
私watashi はha ズボンZUBON をwo２着chaku 買ったkatta。: I bought two pairs of trousers.

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