Georgetown in Japanese
Georgetown in Japanese is ジョージタウン — Georgetown means the capital city of Guyana, named after King George III.
Georgetown in Japanese
ジョージタウン
Pronounced: jōjitaun
What does "Georgetown" mean?
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name The capital city of Guyana, named after King George III.
"Georgetown sits at the mouth of the Demerara River."
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name A historic neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
"They strolled along the cobbled streets of Georgetown."
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name Georgetown University, a private research university in Washington, D.C.
"She was accepted into Georgetown's law program."
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Georgetown in a sentence
- Georgetown sits at the mouth of the Demerara River.
- They strolled along the cobbled streets of Georgetown.
- She was accepted into Georgetown's law program.
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What is "Georgetown" in Japanese?
"Georgetown" in Japanese is ジョージタウン. Georgetown means: The capital city of Guyana, named after King George III.
How do you pronounce ジョージタウン?
"Georgetown" in Japanese is ジョージタウン, pronounced "jōjitaun".
How do you use "Georgetown" in a sentence?
Example: "Georgetown sits at the mouth of the Demerara River." In Japanese, "Georgetown" is ジョージタウン.
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