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Brittany in Japanese

Brittany in Japanese is ブルターニュ, ブリタニー — Brittany means a region in northwest France, known for its coastline and Celtic heritage.

Brittany in Japanese

ブルターニュ
proper noun
Pronounced: burutānyu
An administrative region of northwest France, including most of the historic region of Brittany. [from 20th c.]
ブリタニー
proper noun
Pronounced: buritanī
A en given name.

What does "Brittany" mean?

  1. name A region in northwest France, known for its coastline and Celtic heritage.
    "They spent the summer touring the coast of Brittany."
  2. name A female given name, popular in the US especially from the 1980s onward.
    "Brittany was one of the most common baby names of the era."
  3. noun A breed of gun dog originally from the Brittany region of France.
    "Their Brittany loved retrieving birds during hunting season."
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Brittany in a sentence

  • They spent the summer touring the coast of Brittany.
  • Brittany was one of the most common baby names of the era.
  • Their Brittany loved retrieving birds during hunting season.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Brittany" in Japanese?

"Brittany" in Japanese is ブルターニュ, ブリタニー. Brittany means: A region in northwest France, known for its coastline and Celtic heritage.

How do you pronounce ブルターニュ?

"Brittany" in Japanese is ブルターニュ, pronounced "burutānyu".

How do you use "Brittany" in a sentence?

Example: "They spent the summer touring the coast of Brittany." In Japanese, "Brittany" is ブルターニュ, ブリタニー.

Are there other ways to say "Brittany" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Brittany": ブルターニュ, ブリタニー.

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