cosmopolite in Japanese
cosmopolite in Japanese is 世界人, 国際人 — cosmopolite means a person who feels equally at home in any country; a citizen of the world.
cosmopolite in Japanese
世界人
Pronounced: sekaijin
One who is at home in every place; a citizen of the world; a cosmopolitan person.
国際人
Pronounced: kokusaijin
One who is at home in every place; a citizen of the world; a cosmopolitan person.
What does "cosmopolite" mean?
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noun A person who feels equally at home in any country; a citizen of the world.
"Eighteenth-century Masons viewed themselves as cosmopolites, as citizens of the world who practiced toleration and inclusiveness, believed in the fundamental unity of mankind, and prized affection, sociability and benevolence."
- noun The painted lady butterfly, Vanessa cardui.
- noun A plant species that grows naturally almost everywhere on Earth.
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- Eighteenth-century Masons viewed themselves as cosmopolites, as citizens of the world who practiced toleration and inclusiveness, believed in the fundamental unity of mankind, and prized affection, sociability and benevolence.
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What is "cosmopolite" in Japanese?
"cosmopolite" in Japanese is 世界人, 国際人. cosmopolite means: A person who feels equally at home in any country; a citizen of the world.
How do you pronounce 世界人?
"cosmopolite" in Japanese is 世界人, pronounced "sekaijin".
Are there other ways to say "cosmopolite" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "cosmopolite": 世界人, 国際人.
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