What does gaijin mean?
Definition of gaijin : a foreigner in Japan.
What do Japanese call foreigners?
Gaijin Gaijin (外人, [ɡai(d)ʑiɴ]; "outsider", "alien") is a Japanese word for foreigners and non-Japanese citizens in Japan, specifically non-East Asian foreigners such as white and black people. The word is composed of two kanji: gai (外, "outside") and jin (人, "person").
What is a Baka gaijin?
The expression baka gaijin means “stupid foreigner” in Japanese.
What is the difference between gaijin and gaikokujin?
What's the difference between Gaijin and Gaikokujin? 外人: The word consists of two Kanji meaning outside (gai) and person (jin)..so it literally means an outsider. … Gaijin is used to describe White people, or Westerners, whereas Gaikokujin is for all foreigners, and that includes other Asian nationals.
How do you pronounce gaijin?
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How do you spell gaijin?
noun, plural gai·jin [gahy-jeen; English gahy-jin]. /ˈgaɪ dʒin; English ˈgaɪ dʒɪn/. Japanese. an outsider; foreigner.
What is a half Japanese person called?
The Japanese word "hafu" — or "half" in English — refers to people who are ethnically half Japanese, and is now used more for multiethnic people in general in Japan.
