Malaysian in Japanese
Malaysian in Japanese is マレーシア人 — Malaysian means relating to the country of Malaysia.
Malaysian in Japanese
マレーシア人
Pronounced: marēshiajin
A native of Malaysia.
What does "Malaysian" mean?
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adj Relating to the country of Malaysia.
"Malaysian cuisine blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences."
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noun A citizen or native of Malaysia.
"Many Malaysians speak at least two or three languages fluently."
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Malaysian in a sentence
- Malaysian cuisine blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences.
- Many Malaysians speak at least two or three languages fluently.
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What is "Malaysian" in Japanese?
"Malaysian" in Japanese is マレーシア人. Malaysian means: Relating to the country of Malaysia.
How do you pronounce マレーシア人?
"Malaysian" in Japanese is マレーシア人, pronounced "marēshiajin".
How do you use "Malaysian" in a sentence?
Example: "Malaysian cuisine blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences." In Japanese, "Malaysian" is マレーシア人.
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