linguistics in Japanese
linguistics in Japanese is 言語学, げんごがく — linguistics means the academic study of language — its structure, sounds, meaning, and history.
linguistics in Japanese
言語学
Pronounced: gengogaku
The systematic and scholarly study of language.
げんごがく
Pronounced: gengogaku
The systematic and scholarly study of language.
What does "linguistics" mean?
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noun The academic study of language — its structure, sounds, meaning, and history.
"She's majoring in linguistics at university."
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linguistics in a sentence
- She's majoring in linguistics at university.
- Linguistics helped explain why the two dialects sounded so different.
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What is "linguistics" in Japanese?
"linguistics" in Japanese is 言語学, げんごがく. linguistics means: The academic study of language — its structure, sounds, meaning, and history.
How do you pronounce 言語学?
"linguistics" in Japanese is 言語学, pronounced "gengogaku".
How do you use "linguistics" in a sentence?
Example: "She's majoring in linguistics at university." In Japanese, "linguistics" is 言語学, げんごがく.
Are there other ways to say "linguistics" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "linguistics": 言語学, げんごがく.
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