ethnicity in Japanese
ethnicity in Japanese is エスニシティ, 民族, 民族性 — ethnicity means the fact of belonging to a group defined by shared ancestry, culture, or nationality; or that group itself.
ethnicity in Japanese
エスニシティ
Pronounced: esunishiti
民族
Pronounced: minzoku
民族性
Pronounced: minzokusei
What does "ethnicity" mean?
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noun The fact of belonging to a group defined by shared ancestry, culture, or nationality; or that group itself.
"The survey asked respondents to state their ethnicity."
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ethnicity in a sentence
- The survey asked respondents to state their ethnicity.
- The neighbourhood is home to people of many different ethnicities.
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What is "ethnicity" in Japanese?
"ethnicity" in Japanese is エスニシティ, 民族, 民族性. ethnicity means: The fact of belonging to a group defined by shared ancestry, culture, or nationality; or that group itself.
How do you pronounce エスニシティ?
"ethnicity" in Japanese is エスニシティ, pronounced "esunishiti".
How do you use "ethnicity" in a sentence?
Example: "The survey asked respondents to state their ethnicity." In Japanese, "ethnicity" is エスニシティ, 民族, 民族性.
Are there other ways to say "ethnicity" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ethnicity": エスニシティ, 民族, 民族性.
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