Haitian in Japanese
Haitian in Japanese is ハイチ人 — Haitian means a person from Haiti, or someone of Haitian descent.
Haitian in Japanese
ハイチ人
A person from Haiti or of Haitian descent.
What does "Haitian" mean?
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noun A person from Haiti, or someone of Haitian descent.
"Many Haitians in Miami stay closely connected to family back home."
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adjective Relating to Haiti, its people, or its culture.
"She cooked a Haitian dish of rice and beans for the potluck."
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name Short for Haitian Creole, one of Haiti's two official languages.
"He grew up speaking Haitian at home and French at school."
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Haitian in a sentence
- Many Haitians in Miami stay closely connected to family back home.
- She cooked a Haitian dish of rice and beans for the potluck.
- He grew up speaking Haitian at home and French at school.
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What is "Haitian" in Japanese?
"Haitian" in Japanese is ハイチ人. Haitian means: A person from Haiti, or someone of Haitian descent.
How do you use "Haitian" in a sentence?
Example: "Many Haitians in Miami stay closely connected to family back home." In Japanese, "Haitian" is ハイチ人.
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