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02:31 Oct 30, 2000 |
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5 | 日本 (Nihon) |
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na | Nihon* |
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Nihon* Explanation: Hello, The translation depends on the context : Japanese language : nihongo Japanese people/person : nihonjin Elsewhere : Nihon no <name> ex: a japaneseapple: nihon no ringo Jya ne Kodma |
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japanese 日本 (Nihon) Explanation: Hello! There are more than one Japanese word that means "Japanese," depends on the context. 日本語 - Nihongo - Japanese language 日本の食べ物 - Nihon no tabemono - Japanese food (Literally: Japan's food) 日本人 - Japanese person (Person of Japan) の(no) is a particle for someone who owns something (ex. George's House would be ジョージの家[Jooji no ie]). It can be for inanimate objects like I've mentioned above for Japanese food. I hope it helped! :) Reference: http://jisho.org/sentences?jap=&eng=japanese |
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