Yankee in Korean
Yankee in Korean is 양키 — Yankee means an informal term for someone from the United States, especially (historically) the northern states or New England.
Yankee in Korean
양키
Pronounced: yangki
native or inhabitant of the Northern USA
What does "Yankee" mean?
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noun An informal term for someone from the United States, especially (historically) the northern states or New England.
"To much of the world, "Yankee" simply means an American."
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noun A player for the New York Yankees baseball team.
"The Yankee at bat hit a home run in the ninth inning."
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Yankee in a sentence
- To much of the world, "Yankee" simply means an American.
- The Yankee at bat hit a home run in the ninth inning.
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What is "Yankee" in Korean?
"Yankee" in Korean is 양키. Yankee means: An informal term for someone from the United States, especially (historically) the northern states or New England.
How do you pronounce 양키?
"Yankee" in Korean is 양키, pronounced "yangki".
How do you use "Yankee" in a sentence?
Example: "To much of the world, "Yankee" simply means an American." In Korean, "Yankee" is 양키.
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