hillbilly in Japanese
hillbilly in Japanese is 田舎者 — hillbilly means (often informal or disparaging) A person from a rural, hilly area, especially the southern United States, stereotyped as unsophisticated.
hillbilly in Japanese
田舎者
Pronounced: inakamono
(often, _, pejorative) Someone who is from the hills; especially from a rural area, with a connotation of a lack of refinement or sophistication.
What does "hillbilly" mean?
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noun (often informal or disparaging) A person from a rural, hilly area, especially the southern United States, stereotyped as unsophisticated.
"The movie leaned on tired hillbilly stereotypes for its jokes."
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- The movie leaned on tired hillbilly stereotypes for its jokes.
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What is "hillbilly" in Japanese?
"hillbilly" in Japanese is 田舎者. hillbilly means: (often informal or disparaging) A person from a rural, hilly area, especially the southern United States, stereotyped as unsophisticated.
How do you pronounce 田舎者?
"hillbilly" in Japanese is 田舎者, pronounced "inakamono".
How do you use "hillbilly" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie leaned on tired hillbilly stereotypes for its jokes." In Japanese, "hillbilly" is 田舎者.
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