naturalization in Japanese
naturalization in Japanese is 帰化 — naturalization means the process of giving someone citizenship of a country they were not born in.
naturalization in Japanese
帰化
Pronounced: kika
The action of naturalizing somebody; act of granting citizenship.
What does "naturalization" mean?
- noun The process of giving someone citizenship of a country they were not born in.
- noun The taking up of foreign words or customs so widely that they become part of everyday use.
- noun The bringing of a plant or animal into a place it is not native to, and its establishment there.
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What is "naturalization" in Japanese?
"naturalization" in Japanese is 帰化. naturalization means: The process of giving someone citizenship of a country they were not born in.
How do you pronounce 帰化?
"naturalization" in Japanese is 帰化, pronounced "kika".
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