persona non grata in Japanese
persona non grata in Japanese is ペルソナ・ノン・グラータ — persona non grata means a person who is no longer welcome somewhere, especially a foreign diplomat formally declared unacceptable by a host government and required to leave.
persona non grata in Japanese
ペルソナ・ノン・グラータ
Pronounced: perusona・non・gurāta
A person who is not welcome, especially a diplomat in a foreign country.
What does "persona non grata" mean?
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noun A person who is no longer welcome somewhere, especially a foreign diplomat formally declared unacceptable by a host government and required to leave.
"Three embassy staff were declared persona non grata and given a week to leave the country."
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persona non grata in a sentence
- Three embassy staff were declared persona non grata and given a week to leave the country.
- After the argument at the wedding he was persona non grata at family gatherings.
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What is "persona non grata" in Japanese?
"persona non grata" in Japanese is ペルソナ・ノン・グラータ. persona non grata means: A person who is no longer welcome somewhere, especially a foreign diplomat formally declared unacceptable by a host government and required to leave.
How do you pronounce ペルソナ・ノン・グラータ?
"persona non grata" in Japanese is ペルソナ・ノン・グラータ, pronounced "perusona・non・gurāta".
How do you use "persona non grata" in a sentence?
Example: "Three embassy staff were declared persona non grata and given a week to leave the country." In Japanese, "persona non grata" is ペルソナ・ノン・グラータ.
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