Pushkin in Japanese
Pushkin in Japanese is プーシキン — Pushkin means a Russian surname, most famously borne by the poet Alexander Pushkin; also a town in Russia.
Pushkin in Japanese
プーシキン
Pronounced: pūshikin
A transliteration of the Russian surname Пу́шкин (Púškin).
What does "Pushkin" mean?
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name A Russian surname, most famously borne by the poet Alexander Pushkin; also a town in Russia.
"Pushkin is often regarded as the founder of modern Russian literature."
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- Pushkin is often regarded as the founder of modern Russian literature.
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What is "Pushkin" in Japanese?
"Pushkin" in Japanese is プーシキン. Pushkin means: A Russian surname, most famously borne by the poet Alexander Pushkin; also a town in Russia.
How do you pronounce プーシキン?
"Pushkin" in Japanese is プーシキン, pronounced "pūshikin".
How do you use "Pushkin" in a sentence?
Example: "Pushkin is often regarded as the founder of modern Russian literature." In Japanese, "Pushkin" is プーシキン.
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