kikokushijo
kikokushijo noun: a child of Japanese expatriates who lives abroad, then later returns to Japan.
Noun
kikokushijo (plural kikokushijo or kikokushijos)
- A child of Japanese expatriates who lives abroad, then later returns to Japan.
Forms of kikokushijo
| plural | kikokushijo |
|---|---|
| plural | kikokushijos |
Origin of kikokushijo
Borrowed from Japanese 帰国子女 (kikoku shijo, literally “returnee children”).
Questions about kikokushijo
- What does kikokushijo mean?
- Kikokushijo means a child of Japanese expatriates who lives abroad, then later returns to Japan.
- What part of speech is kikokushijo?
- Kikokushijo is a noun.
- What is the plural of kikokushijo?
- The plural of kikokushijo is kikokushijo.
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