motherland in Japanese
motherland in Japanese is 母国, 祖国, 本国 — motherland means one's native country, especially spoken of with strong emotional or patriotic attachment.
motherland in Japanese
母国
Pronounced: bokoku
The country of one's ancestors.
祖国
Pronounced: sokoku
The country of one's ancestors.
母国
Pronounced: bokoku
The country of one's birth.
祖国
Pronounced: sokoku
The country of one's birth.
本国
Pronounced: hongoku
The country of one's birth.
故国
Pronounced: kokoku
Country of origin.
What does "motherland" mean?
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noun One's native country, especially spoken of with strong emotional or patriotic attachment.
"Millions of soldiers died defending their motherland."
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motherland in a sentence
- Millions of soldiers died defending their motherland.
- She returned to her motherland after thirty years abroad.
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What is "motherland" in Japanese?
"motherland" in Japanese is 母国, 祖国, 本国. motherland means: One's native country, especially spoken of with strong emotional or patriotic attachment.
How do you pronounce 母国?
"motherland" in Japanese is 母国, pronounced "bokoku".
How do you use "motherland" in a sentence?
Example: "Millions of soldiers died defending their motherland." In Japanese, "motherland" is 母国, 祖国, 本国.
Are there other ways to say "motherland" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "motherland": 母国, 祖国, 本国, 故国.
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