insularism in Japanese
insularism in Japanese is 偏狭, 島国根性 — insularism means insular (withdrawn) behavior.
insularism in Japanese
偏狭
Pronounced: henkyō
Insular (withdrawn) behavior.
島国根性
Pronounced: shimagunikonjō
Insular (withdrawn) behavior.
What does "insularism" mean?
- noun Insular (withdrawn) behavior.
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What is "insularism" in Japanese?
"insularism" in Japanese is 偏狭, 島国根性. insularism means: Insular (withdrawn) behavior.
How do you pronounce 偏狭?
"insularism" in Japanese is 偏狭, pronounced "henkyō".
Are there other ways to say "insularism" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "insularism": 偏狭, 島国根性.
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