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No. 4,134 in Japanese

ヨンホ

"ヨンホ" is a transliteration of the Korean name "Yong-ho" (용호) and does not have a specific meaning in Japanese.

In a sentence

  • ヨンホが図書館で勉強しています。

    Yongho is studying at the library.

    Here, 'ヨンホ' is used as a proper noun representing an individual's name.

  • 彼はヨンホのことをよく知っています。

    He knows Yongho well.

    In this sentence, 'ヨンホ' is again a proper noun, used within the possessive structure 'ヨンホのこと' to refer to something related to 'Yongho'.

  • 昨日、ヨンホという名前を初めて聞きました。

    Yesterday, I heard the name Yongho for the first time.

    Here, 'ヨンホ' is introduced as part of the expression 'ヨンホという名前' to indicate a person's name.

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