Hitchcock in Japanese
Hitchcock in Japanese is ヒッチコック — Hitchcock means an English surname, notably borne by film director Alfred Hitchcock; also the name of small towns in Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas.
Hitchcock in Japanese
ヒッチコック
Pronounced: hitchikokku
A surname transferred from the given name.
What does "Hitchcock" mean?
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name An English surname, notably borne by film director Alfred Hitchcock; also the name of small towns in Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas.
"She grew up watching Hitchcock films with her father."
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Hitchcock in a sentence
- She grew up watching Hitchcock films with her father.
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What is "Hitchcock" in Japanese?
"Hitchcock" in Japanese is ヒッチコック. Hitchcock means: An English surname, notably borne by film director Alfred Hitchcock; also the name of small towns in Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas.
How do you pronounce ヒッチコック?
"Hitchcock" in Japanese is ヒッチコック, pronounced "hitchikokku".
How do you use "Hitchcock" in a sentence?
Example: "She grew up watching Hitchcock films with her father." In Japanese, "Hitchcock" is ヒッチコック.
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