What does 母国 in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 母国 in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 母国 in Japanese.
The word 母国 in Japanese means home country, 母国, 母国, 母国、祖国、故国, 祖国、母国, 故郷 、 母国 、 ふるさと, 母国 、 故国, 母国、祖国、本国, 母国 、 故国 、 出生地, 母国、本国、生まれた国, 母国、本国、生まれた国. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 母国
home country
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母国(one's native country) The Army has never lost a battle on its home soil. |
母国(figurative (one's native country) |
母国、祖国、故国(homeland) 私は母国(or: 祖国)を誇りに思っている。 I am proud of my country. |
祖国、母国(native country, homeland) Jorge yearns to see his fatherland again. |
故郷 、 母国 、 ふるさと(uncountable (native place, homeland) 留学中は、故郷(or: 母国)が恋しくてしかたなかった。 I missed home a lot when I was studying abroad. |
母国 、 故国(country of birth) Sven's homeland is Norway. |
母国、祖国、本国(country of birth, native land) 愛国家は母国のために犠牲を払う気がある。 A patriot is willing to sacrifice for the mother country. |
母国 、 故国 、 出生地(country of one's birth) (出生した国) I live in America, but Spain is my motherland. |
母国、本国、生まれた国(homeland, mother country) After six years living abroad, she longed to return to her native land. |
母国、本国、生まれた国(homeland, country of birth) I've been living abroad for 20 years, but I still consider the UK to be my native soil. |
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