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Nagasaki in Korean

Nagasaki in Korean is 나가사키, 나가사끼 — Nagasaki means a port city and prefecture in southwestern Japan, historically significant as an early trading port and as the site of the second atomic bombing in 1945.

Nagasaki in Korean

나가사키
name
Japanese city
나가사끼
name
Pronounced: Nagasakki
Japanese city
나가사키
name
Japanese prefecture
나가사끼
name
Pronounced: Nagasakki
Japanese prefecture

What does "Nagasaki" mean?

  1. name A port city and prefecture in southwestern Japan, historically significant as an early trading port and as the site of the second atomic bombing in 1945.
    "Nagasaki was rebuilt as a symbol of peace after the war."

Nagasaki in a sentence

  • Nagasaki was rebuilt as a symbol of peace after the war.

Common Korean translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "Nagasaki" in Korean?

"Nagasaki" in Korean is 나가사키, 나가사끼. Nagasaki means: A port city and prefecture in southwestern Japan, historically significant as an early trading port and as the site of the second atomic bombing in 1945.

How do you use "Nagasaki" in a sentence?

Example: "Nagasaki was rebuilt as a symbol of peace after the war." In Korean, "Nagasaki" is 나가사키, 나가사끼.

Are there other ways to say "Nagasaki" in Korean?

Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "Nagasaki": 나가사키, 나가사끼.

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