How to say 'Mexico' in Japanese | メキシコ

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The Japanese word for Mexico is 'Mekishiko', written as メキシコ in Japanese.

word

メキシコ

Meaning

Mexico

Reading

Mekishiko

Explanation

The Japanese proper noun 'メキシコ (mekishiko)' refers to the country 'Mexico'. It is written in katakana as it is a foreign loanword. This word is used to refer to the country itself, its culture, or anything related to Mexico. For example: I want to visit Mexico「メキシコに行きたいです」(メキシコにいきたいです). Mexican food is delicious「メキシコ料理は美味しいです」(メキシコりょうりはおいしいです). Note that 'メキシコ' is always written in katakana and does not have alternative readings or meanings.

Part Of Speech

proper noun

Frequency

6886

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word メキシコ

This word contains 4 Katakana characters :

katakana

メ

Reading

katakana

キ

Reading

katakana

シ

Reading

Shi

katakana

コ

Reading

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'Mekishiko' means 'Mexico' .

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