maiko in Japanese
maiko in Japanese is 舞妓 — maiko means a young woman training to become a geisha in Japan.
maiko in Japanese
舞妓
Pronounced: maiko
An apprentice geisha.
What does "maiko" mean?
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noun A young woman training to become a geisha in Japan.
"The maiko walked through Kyoto in her elaborate kimono."
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maiko in a sentence
- The maiko walked through Kyoto in her elaborate kimono.
- It takes years of training before a maiko becomes a full geisha.
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What is "maiko" in Japanese?
"maiko" in Japanese is 舞妓. maiko means: A young woman training to become a geisha in Japan.
How do you pronounce 舞妓?
"maiko" in Japanese is 舞妓, pronounced "maiko".
How do you use "maiko" in a sentence?
Example: "The maiko walked through Kyoto in her elaborate kimono." In Japanese, "maiko" is 舞妓.
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