English–Japanese
“immigrant” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiimin
Example
外国から来た移民がこの町に住んでいます。gai koku ka ra ki ta i min ga ko no machi ni su n de i ma su
An immigrant from another country lives in this town.
How to say “immigrant” in Japanese
“Immigrant” in Japanese is 移民 (imin).
Presents a person who leaves one country and establishes a life in another, with the viewpoint determining whether the person is called an emigrant or an immigrant.
Example sentences with 移民
移民の子どもたちは二つの文化を学んでいます。i min no ko do mo ta chi wa futa tsu no bun ka o mana n de i ma su
The children of immigrants are learning about two cultures.
Tips for using 移民
- The English word immigrant often appears in immigration policy, where it refers to a person settling in a new country rather than a short-term visitor.