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Definition:

A Japanese-Brazilian refers to a person of Japanese descent who was either born in Brazil or has Brazilian citizenship. They represent the cultural fusion between Japanese and Brazilian customs, traditions, and languages.

Senses:

Sense 1: Noun

A Japanese-Brazilian can refer to an individual of mixed Japanese and Brazilian heritage.

Example sentence: My best friend is a Japanese-Brazilian, and she effortlessly switches between speaking Portuguese and Japanese.

Sense 2: Adjective

The term Japanese-Brazilian can also describe anything related to the fusion of Japanese and Brazilian cultures.

Example sentence: The Japanese-Brazilian festival was a vibrant celebration of both cultures, featuring traditional dances and delicious Japanese-Brazilian cuisine.

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• Japanese-Brazilian Cookbook
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