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| γγ€γ |
Pronunciation: Doitsu
How to Say It Outloud: Doy-tsu
Usage: Refer to the country Germany
Example Sentence Japanese:
η§γ―γγ€γγ«ζ
θ‘γγγγ§γγ
η§γ―γγ€γγ«ζ
θ‘γγγγ§γγExample Sentence English:I want to travel to Germany.
I want to travel to Germany.Dictionary
η¬ιΈγγ€γCommon word
Noun- Germany
η¬γ©γCommon word
Noun- Germany
η¬ε½γ©γγγ
Noun- Germany
θ₯Ώγγ€γγ«γγγ€γCommon word
Noun- West Germany (1949-1990); Federal Republic of Germany
- Nishidoitsu
- West Germany
γγ€γγ₯γ©γ³γγγ€γγ₯γ©γ³γ
Noun- Germany
- Deutschland
γΈγ£γΌγγγΌγΈγ£γΌγγγΌ
Noun- Germany
ε¨η¬γγγ©γ
NounNoun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
- being in Germany; staying in Germany; residing in Germany
θ₯Ώη¬γγγ©γCommon word
Noun- West Germany (1949-1990)
- Seidoku
ι§η¬γ‘γ
γγ©γ
Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'- stationed in Germany; resident in Germany
ζ±η¬γ¨γγ©γCommon word
Noun- East Germany (1949-1990)
- Toudoku
η¬θ±γ©γγγ
Noun- Germany and the United Kingdom; German-British; German-English
η¬δ»γ©γγ΅γ€
Noun- Germany and France; German-French
ζ₯η¬δΌγ«γ‘γ©γγ
Noun- Japan, Germany and Italy
ζΈ‘η¬γ¨γ©γ
NounSuru verb
- going to Germany
ζ₯η¬γ«γ‘γ©γ
Noun- Japan and Germany; Japanese-German
η±³η¬γΉγγ©γ
Noun- America and Germany; American-German
δ»η¬γ΅γ€γ©γ
NounNoun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
- France and Germany; Franco-German
θ±η¬γγγ©γ
Noun- United Kingdom and Germany; British-German; Anglo-German; English-German
θ±δ»η¬γγγ΅γ€γ©γ
Noun- Britain, France and Germany
第δΈεΈε½γ γγγγ¦γγγ
Noun- the Third Reich; Nazi Germany
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