uni- in Japanese
uni- in Japanese is ユニ, 一, 単 — uni- means informal British/Australian term for university.
uni- in Japanese
ユニ
Pronounced: yuni
one, single
一
Pronounced: ichi
one, single
単
Pronounced: tan
one, single
What does "uni-" mean?
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noun Informal British/Australian term for university.
"She's off to uni in September to study law."
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noun Sea urchin roe, served as a delicacy in Japanese cuisine, especially sushi.
"The chef recommended the uni nigiri as the highlight of the menu."
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uni- in a sentence
- She's off to uni in September to study law.
- He met his best friends during his first year at uni.
- The chef recommended the uni nigiri as the highlight of the menu.
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What is "uni-" in Japanese?
"uni-" in Japanese is ユニ, 一, 単. uni- means: Informal British/Australian term for university.
How do you pronounce ユニ?
"uni-" in Japanese is ユニ, pronounced "yuni".
How do you use "uni-" in a sentence?
Example: "She's off to uni in September to study law." In Japanese, "uni-" is ユニ, 一, 単.
Are there other ways to say "uni-" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "uni-": ユニ, 一, 単.
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