Nigerian in Japanese
Nigerian in Japanese is ナイジェリア人 — Nigerian means a person who is from Nigeria or has Nigerian ancestry.
Nigerian in Japanese
ナイジェリア人
Pronounced: naijeriajin
A person from Nigeria or of Nigerian descent.
What does "Nigerian" mean?
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noun A person who is from Nigeria or has Nigerian ancestry.
"He added that Nigerians were also pained watching their leaders live in luxury while they struggled to make ends meet."
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adj Relating to Nigeria, its people, or its culture.
"Nigerian cinema, often called Nollywood, produces more films per year than almost any other country."
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Nigerian in a sentence
- He added that Nigerians were also pained watching their leaders live in luxury while they struggled to make ends meet.
- Many Nigerians living abroad send money home to support family.
- Nigerian cinema, often called Nollywood, produces more films per year than almost any other country.
- One protester in the Nigerian capital told the national Channels Television that he was forced to join the Thursday protests due to hunger.
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What is "Nigerian" in Japanese?
"Nigerian" in Japanese is ナイジェリア人. Nigerian means: A person who is from Nigeria or has Nigerian ancestry.
How do you pronounce ナイジェリア人?
"Nigerian" in Japanese is ナイジェリア人, pronounced "naijeriajin".
How do you use "Nigerian" in a sentence?
Example: "Many Nigerians living abroad send money home to support family." In Japanese, "Nigerian" is ナイジェリア人.
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