kaigai niki
kaigai niki noun: an overseas (non-Japanese) person in a primarily Japanese livestream.
Noun
kaigai niki (plural kaigai niki)
- An overseas (non-Japanese) person in a primarily Japanese livestream.
Forms of kaigai niki
| plural | kaigai niki |
|---|---|
| alternative form | kaigai-niki |
Origin of kaigai niki
Borrowed from Japanese 海外ニキ (kaigai niki, “overseas bro”).
Questions about kaigai niki
- What does kaigai niki mean?
- Kaigai niki means an overseas (non-Japanese) person in a primarily Japanese livestream.
- What part of speech is kaigai niki?
- Kaigai niki is a noun.
- What is the plural of kaigai niki?
- The plural of kaigai niki is kaigai niki.
Words near kaigai niki in the dictionary
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