Was heißt »Ko­re­a­ner« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Koreaner mögen keinen Koriander.

Koreans don't like coriander.

Diese Studenten sind Koreaner.

Those students are Korean.

These students are Korean.

Ich bin Koreaner.

I'm Korean.

I am Korean.

Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg wandten sich die Koreaner vom Shintō, einem aus Japan stammenden Animismus, ab.

After World War II, Koreans turned away from Shintoism, animism which originated from Japan.

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Ko­re­a­ne­rin:

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Englische Beispielsätze

• Is it possible for a South Korean to visit North Korea?

• Soon I'll be speaking Korean.

• South Korean pianist Cho Seong-jin played one of Mozart's previously unheard compositions for the first time at the start of the 2021 Mozartwoche Festival.

• They can't speak Korean.

• He's not South Korean.

• She's not South Korean.

• She is not South Korean.

• My friend knows Japanese, Korean and Chinese.

• Tom and Mary went to a Korean BBQ restaurant.

• How long have you been learning Korean?

• There was a time when wearing face masks just on your chin was a trend amongst Korean high school students.

• I think following trends is a pretty big thing in South Korean culture.

• I have been studying Korean for 1 year.

• I am learning Korean.

• Tomorrow the Chinese national team play against the Korean national team in their home arena.

• I'm thinking about learning Korean this semester.

• "Is this Chinese or Japanese?" "It's Korean."

• A thousand South Korean Won equals about 0.88 US dollars.

• Tom's father is a Korean War veteran.

• It's difficult to learn Korean.