countryman in Japanese
countryman in Japanese is 国民, 同胞, 田舎者 — countryman means a person from the same country as the speaker; a fellow national.
countryman in Japanese
国民
Pronounced: kokumin
Somebody from a certain country.
同胞
Pronounced: dōhō
Somebody from one's own country; a fellow countryman.
田舎者
Pronounced: inakamono
A man who is a country dweller, especially a follower of country pursuits.
What does "countryman" mean?
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noun A person from the same country as the speaker; a fellow national.
"He was proud to meet a countryman while traveling abroad."
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noun A man who lives in or is associated with the countryside.
"The old countryman knew every trail in the hills."
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countryman in a sentence
- He was proud to meet a countryman while traveling abroad.
- The old countryman knew every trail in the hills.
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What is "countryman" in Japanese?
"countryman" in Japanese is 国民, 同胞, 田舎者. countryman means: A person from the same country as the speaker; a fellow national.
How do you pronounce 国民?
"countryman" in Japanese is 国民, pronounced "kokumin".
How do you use "countryman" in a sentence?
Example: "He was proud to meet a countryman while traveling abroad." In Japanese, "countryman" is 国民, 同胞, 田舎者.
Are there other ways to say "countryman" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "countryman": 国民, 同胞, 田舎者.
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