No. 12,109 in French

uchi

The word "uchi" is not French; it is Japanese. In Japanese, it means "inside," "home," or "house."

In a sentence

L'uchi chez les Japonais représente souvent le groupe intérieur dans un contexte social.
The 'uchi' among the Japanese often represents the inner group in a social context.
Uchi here refers to the concept of 'inside' or 'inner circle' in relation to social groups.
Dans le kanji japonais, le caractère 'uchi' signifie généralement 'intérieur' ou 'maison'.
In Japanese kanji, the character 'uchi' generally means 'inside' or 'home'.
Uchi in this context refers to its linguistic meaning of 'inside' or 'home' when describing its kanji representation.
Quand on apprend le japonais, comprendre le concept de uchi et soto est fondamental.
When learning Japanese, understanding the concept of uchi and soto is fundamental.
Uchi is used here to denote the cultural concept contrasting inner versus outer groups or spaces.

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