goy in Japanese
goy in Japanese is ゴイ — goy means a non-Jewish person, from a Jewish perspective; a gentile.
goy in Japanese
ゴイ
Pronounced: goi
(sometimes, offensive) A non-Jew, a gentile.
What does "goy" mean?
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noun A non-Jewish person, from a Jewish perspective; a gentile.
"The novel follows a young goy who falls in love with a rabbi's daughter."
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goy in a sentence
- The novel follows a young goy who falls in love with a rabbi's daughter.
- I don’t think that marriage is working, but I’m not going to be stupid about it and say she shouldn’t have married a goy.
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What is "goy" in Japanese?
"goy" in Japanese is ゴイ. goy means: A non-Jewish person, from a Jewish perspective; a gentile.
How do you pronounce ゴイ?
"goy" in Japanese is ゴイ, pronounced "goi".
How do you use "goy" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel follows a young goy who falls in love with a rabbi's daughter." In Japanese, "goy" is ゴイ.
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