Switzerland in Japanese
Switzerland in Japanese is スイス, 瑞西 — Switzerland means a landlocked country in Western and Central Europe, known for its neutrality, mountains, and banking industry.
Switzerland in Japanese
スイス
Pronounced: suisu
A country in Western Europe and Central Europe. Official name: Swiss Confederation. Capital: Bern (de facto).
瑞西
Pronounced: suisu
A country in Western Europe and Central Europe. Official name: Swiss Confederation. Capital: Bern (de facto).
What does "Switzerland" mean?
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name A landlocked country in Western and Central Europe, known for its neutrality, mountains, and banking industry.
"They spent a week hiking in the mountains of Switzerland."
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noun A neutral party that refuses to take sides in a dispute (used informally, by extension from the country's political neutrality).
"I'm staying out of this argument — I'm Switzerland on this one."
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Switzerland in a sentence
- They spent a week hiking in the mountains of Switzerland.
- I'm staying out of this argument — I'm Switzerland on this one.
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What is "Switzerland" in Japanese?
"Switzerland" in Japanese is スイス, 瑞西. Switzerland means: A landlocked country in Western and Central Europe, known for its neutrality, mountains, and banking industry.
How do you pronounce スイス?
"Switzerland" in Japanese is スイス, pronounced "suisu".
How do you use "Switzerland" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent a week hiking in the mountains of Switzerland." In Japanese, "Switzerland" is スイス, 瑞西.
Are there other ways to say "Switzerland" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Switzerland": スイス, 瑞西.
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