English–Japanese
“foreign country” in Japanese
How to say “foreign country” in Japanese
“Foreign country” in Japanese is 外国 (gaikoku).
Marks a country as being outside the country currently treated as home or the place of reference.
Example sentences with 外国
いつか外国へ行きたいです。i tsu ka gai koku e i ki ta i de su
I want to go to a foreign country someday.
私は将来、外国で働きたいです。watashi wa shō rai gai koku de hatara ki ta i de su
I want to work in a foreign country in the future.
Tips for using 外国
- In everyday conversation, 外国 (gaikoku) commonly contrasts with 日本 (Nihon), so it often means a country other than Japan.
Other Japanese words for “foreign country”
私は異国の料理を食べてみたいです。watashi wa i koku no ryō ri o ta be te mi ta i de su
I want to try food from a foreign country.
