ahjussi in Japanese
ahjussi in Japanese is アジョシ, アジョッシ — ahjussi means a middle-aged or older Korean man, especially one addressed informally or affectionately.
ahjussi in Japanese
アジョシ
Pronounced: ajoshi
(Korea) A middle-aged Korean man.
アジョッシ
Pronounced: ajosshi
(Korea) A middle-aged Korean man.
What does "ahjussi" mean?
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noun A middle-aged or older Korean man, especially one addressed informally or affectionately.
"The ahjussi at the corner store always gives the kids free candy."
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ahjussi in a sentence
- The ahjussi at the corner store always gives the kids free candy.
- In the drama, the gruff ahjussi turns out to have a soft heart.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ahjussi" in Japanese?
"ahjussi" in Japanese is アジョシ, アジョッシ. ahjussi means: A middle-aged or older Korean man, especially one addressed informally or affectionately.
How do you pronounce アジョシ?
"ahjussi" in Japanese is アジョシ, pronounced "ajoshi".
How do you use "ahjussi" in a sentence?
Example: "The ahjussi at the corner store always gives the kids free candy." In Japanese, "ahjussi" is アジョシ, アジョッシ.
Are there other ways to say "ahjussi" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ahjussi": アジョシ, アジョッシ.
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