Vietcong in Japanese
Vietcong in Japanese is ベトコン — Vietcong means the communist guerrilla movement that fought against the South Vietnamese government and its allies during the Vietnam War.
Vietcong in Japanese
ベトコン
Pronounced: betokon
A communist organization and guerrilla army in South Vietnam and Cambodia that fought the United States, South Korea, Australia, and the South Vietnamese government during the Vietnam War and was supported by communist North Vietnam.
What does "Vietcong" mean?
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name The communist guerrilla movement that fought against the South Vietnamese government and its allies during the Vietnam War.
"The Vietcong used an extensive network of tunnels to move troops and supplies."
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noun A member of that movement.
"The documentary interviewed a former Vietcong about his years in the jungle."
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Vietcong in a sentence
- The Vietcong used an extensive network of tunnels to move troops and supplies.
- The documentary interviewed a former Vietcong about his years in the jungle.
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What is "Vietcong" in Japanese?
"Vietcong" in Japanese is ベトコン. Vietcong means: The communist guerrilla movement that fought against the South Vietnamese government and its allies during the Vietnam War.
How do you pronounce ベトコン?
"Vietcong" in Japanese is ベトコン, pronounced "betokon".
How do you use "Vietcong" in a sentence?
Example: "The Vietcong used an extensive network of tunnels to move troops and supplies." In Japanese, "Vietcong" is ベトコン.
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