Naka in Japanese
Naka in Japanese is 那珂 — Naka means a gathering spot where day labourers wait to be hired for work.
Naka in Japanese
那珂
A city in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
What does "Naka" mean?
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noun A gathering spot where day labourers wait to be hired for work.
"Contractors would drive past the naka each morning to pick up extra hands."
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Naka in a sentence
- Contractors would drive past the naka each morning to pick up extra hands.
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What is "Naka" in Japanese?
"Naka" in Japanese is 那珂. Naka means: A gathering spot where day labourers wait to be hired for work.
How do you use "Naka" in a sentence?
Example: "Contractors would drive past the naka each morning to pick up extra hands." In Japanese, "Naka" is 那珂.
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