Godzilla in Japanese
Godzilla in Japanese is ゴジラ — Godzilla means a giant, fire-breathing movie monster from Japanese films, and by extension anything huge and destructive of its kind.
Godzilla in Japanese
ゴジラ
Pronounced: gojira
A fictional Japanese monster (kaiju) from a series of science-fiction films.
What does "Godzilla" mean?
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noun A giant, fire-breathing movie monster from Japanese films, and by extension anything huge and destructive of its kind.
"The new skyscraper looms over downtown like Godzilla."
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Godzilla in a sentence
- The new skyscraper looms over downtown like Godzilla.
- His temper turns Godzilla the moment someone mentions the mortgage.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Godzilla" in Japanese?
"Godzilla" in Japanese is ゴジラ. Godzilla means: A giant, fire-breathing movie monster from Japanese films, and by extension anything huge and destructive of its kind.
How do you pronounce ゴジラ?
"Godzilla" in Japanese is ゴジラ, pronounced "gojira".
How do you use "Godzilla" in a sentence?
Example: "The new skyscraper looms over downtown like Godzilla." In Japanese, "Godzilla" is ゴジラ.
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