京都 Pronunciation and Pinyin
京都 Usage and Examples
Kyoto, the former capital of Japan.
京都曾是日本的首都。
Kyoto used to be the capital of Japan.
关于不完美的优雅，我所知道的一切都来自于我在京都买的白瓷盘子。
Everything I know about the elegance of imperfection, I learned from the white porcelain plate I bought in Kyoto.
The characters in 京都
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 京
- jīng京dōng东dà大gǔ鼓Jingdong Dagu, Jingdong Drum Singing
- jīng京èr二hú胡Jing Erhu, Peking Opera fiddle
- jīng京cāng仓dà大shǐ使Beijing Granary Ambassador
- jīng京zhào兆yǐn尹Prefect of Jingzhao, Governor of the capital region
- jīng京jù剧Peking Opera, Beijing Opera
- jīng京jù剧yuè乐duì队Peking Opera band, Peking Opera orchestra
- jīng京jù剧míng名líng伶Peking Opera star, famous Peking Opera performer
- jīng京jù剧yǎn演yuán员Peking Opera actor, Peking Opera performer
- jīng京jù剧biáo表yǎn演Peking Opera performance, Peking Opera show
- jīng京huá华the capital city
- jīng京wèi味ér儿Beijing flavor, Beijing style
- jīng京chéng城the capital of a country
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What does 京都 mean in Chinese?
京都 (jīng dū) means “Kyoto, the former capital of Japan”.
How do you pronounce 京都?
京都 is pronounced jīng dū in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Kyoto, the former capital of Japan.” in Chinese?
“Kyoto, the former capital of Japan.” is 京都 (jīng dū) in Chinese.
How is 京都 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 京都, each with pinyin and an English translation.