Ireland in Korean
Ireland in Korean is 아일랜드 — Ireland means an island in northwestern Europe, and the country occupying most of it (distinct from Northern Ireland, part of the UK).
Ireland in Korean
아일랜드
Pronounced: Aillaendeu
country — see also Republic of Ireland
What does "Ireland" mean?
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name An island in northwestern Europe, and the country occupying most of it (distinct from Northern Ireland, part of the UK).
"The crux of Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit issue lies in the fact it is a British territory on the island of Ireland, meaning it shares a border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member."
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Ireland in a sentence
- The crux of Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit issue lies in the fact it is a British territory on the island of Ireland, meaning it shares a border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member.
- They spent two weeks touring the west coast of Ireland.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Ireland" in Korean?
"Ireland" in Korean is 아일랜드. Ireland means: An island in northwestern Europe, and the country occupying most of it (distinct from Northern Ireland, part of the UK).
How do you pronounce 아일랜드?
"Ireland" in Korean is 아일랜드, pronounced "Aillaendeu".
How do you use "Ireland" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent two weeks touring the west coast of Ireland." In Korean, "Ireland" is 아일랜드.
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