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Pronunciation: burajiru
How to Say It Outloud: boo-rah-jee-roo
Usage: Used as the name of the country Brazil in Japanese.
Example Sentence Japanese:
γγ©γΈγ«γ―εγ’γ‘γͺγ«γ«γγγΎγγ
γγ©γΈγ«γ―εγ’γ‘γͺγ«γ«γγγΎγγExample Sentence English:Brazil is located in South America.
Brazil is located in South America.Dictionary
δΌ―εθ₯ΏηΎγγ©γΈγ«Common word
Noun- Brazil
δΌ―ε½γ―γ£γγ
Noun- Brazil
- county
ζ₯δΌ―γγγ―γ
NounSuru verb
- coming to Brazil; visit to Brazil; arrival in Brazil
δΌ―γ―γ
Noun- count; earl
- chief official of the Department of Worship (under the ritsuryΕ system)
- Brazil
δΌ―δΊγ―γγ
Noun- Brazil and Argentina; Brazilian-Argentine
εΈ°δΌ―γγ―γ
NounSuru verb
Intransitive verb
- returning to Brazil
ζΈ‘δΌ―γ¨γ―γ
NounSuru verb
- going to Brazil
ζ₯δΌ―γ«γ£γ±γ
Noun- Japan and Brazil
γγ©γΈγ«
Place- Brazil
- Brazil
γγ©γΈγ«γγγγγ©γΈγ«γγγ
Noun- Brazil nut (Bertholletia excelsa)
γγ©γΈγ«γγ«γγ¬γ«θͺγγ©γΈγ«γγ«γγ¬γ«γ
Noun- Brazilian Portuguese; form of Portuguese spoken in Brazil
- Brazilian Portuguese
γγ©γΈγ«ι£ι¦ε
±εε½γγ©γΈγ«γγγ½γγγγγγγ
Noun- Federative Republic of Brazil
- Federative Republic of Brazil
γγ©γΈγ«ιθ‘γγ©γΈγ«γγγγ
Noun- Banco do Brasil; Bank of Brazil
- Banco do Brasil
γ³γγγ’θͺγ³γγγ’γ
Noun- mixed language spoken by Japanese Brazilians
γΏγ³γ¬γΏγ³γ¬
Noun- tanga; brief bikini-like underwear, orig. from Brazil
ηηθ±γγγγ°γͺ
Noun- Brazilian plume flower (Justicia carnea); Brazilian plume
η«ι
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Noun- distilled liquor; spirits; hard liquor
- cachaça (Brazilian liquor)
δΌ―θͺγ―γγ
Noun- Brazilian Portuguese
δΌ―δΊΊγ―γγγ
Noun- Brazilian (person)
δΈεΈ―γ’γ«γγΈγγΏγ€γγ³γ’γ«γγΈγ
Noun- Brazilian three-banded armadillo (Tolypeutes tricinctus)
- Brazilian Three-banded Armadillo
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