No. 13,768 in Spanish
samuráis
Samuráis: Japanese warriors from the feudal era, known for their strict code of honor, discipline, and skill in combat.
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Los samuráis eran guerreros japoneses que seguían el código del bushido.
Samurai were Japanese warriors who followed the code of bushido.
The word 'samuráis' is used as a subject noun referring to a group of Japanese warriors during historical times.
La película muestra la vida de los últimos samuráis.
The movie depicts the life of the last samurais.
Here, 'samuráis' serves as a direct object to a noun phrase referring to individuals in a historical or cinematic context.
Siempre me ha interesado aprender sobre los samuráis y su cultura.
I have always been interested in learning about the samurai and their culture.
The word 'samuráis' is used as the object of interest in the context of discussing their historical significance and cultural practices.
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