How to say 'Land' in Japanese | ランド

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Meaning

Land

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Explanation

The Japanese noun 'ランド (rando)' is a loanword derived from the English word 'land'. It is commonly used in compound words or names to refer to a specific type of land or place. For example: Disneyland is called 'ディズニーランド (でぃずにーらんど)' in Japanese. Another example is 'アイスランド (あいすらんど)', which means Iceland. The word 'ランド' is often used in contexts related to geography, tourism, or branding. Example sentences: I want to visit Disneyland「ディズニーランドに行きたいです」(でぃずにーらんどにいきたいです). Iceland is a beautiful country「アイスランドは美しい国です」(あいすらんどはうつくしいくにです).

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

5787

Composition

katakana

Handwriting