Mongolia in Korean
Mongolia in Korean is 몽골, 몽고 — Mongolia means a landlocked country in East Asia, known for its vast steppe and nomadic herding culture; capital Ulaanbaatar.
Mongolia in Korean
몽골
Pronounced: Monggol
East Asian country
몽고
Pronounced: Monggo
East Asian country
What does "Mongolia" mean?
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name A landlocked country in East Asia, known for its vast steppe and nomadic herding culture; capital Ulaanbaatar.
"They rode horses across the grasslands of Mongolia."
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Mongolia in a sentence
- They rode horses across the grasslands of Mongolia.
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What is "Mongolia" in Korean?
"Mongolia" in Korean is 몽골, 몽고. Mongolia means: A landlocked country in East Asia, known for its vast steppe and nomadic herding culture; capital Ulaanbaatar.
How do you pronounce 몽골?
"Mongolia" in Korean is 몽골, pronounced "Monggol".
How do you use "Mongolia" in a sentence?
Example: "They rode horses across the grasslands of Mongolia." In Korean, "Mongolia" is 몽골, 몽고.
Are there other ways to say "Mongolia" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "Mongolia": 몽골, 몽고.
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