gringo in Japanese
gringo in Japanese is グリンゴ — gringo means a term, sometimes derogatory, used mainly in Latin America for a white foreigner, especially an American.
gringo in Japanese
グリンゴ
Pronounced: guringo
(slang, often, pejorative) A white person from an English-speaking country, particularly the United States.
What does "gringo" mean?
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noun A term, sometimes derogatory, used mainly in Latin America for a white foreigner, especially an American.
"The locals jokingly called the tourists gringos."
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- The locals jokingly called the tourists gringos.
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What is "gringo" in Japanese?
"gringo" in Japanese is グリンゴ. gringo means: A term, sometimes derogatory, used mainly in Latin America for a white foreigner, especially an American.
How do you pronounce グリンゴ?
"gringo" in Japanese is グリンゴ, pronounced "guringo".
How do you use "gringo" in a sentence?
Example: "The locals jokingly called the tourists gringos." In Japanese, "gringo" is グリンゴ.
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