Ainu

英 美 ['aɪnʊ]
  • n. 阿伊努语;阿伊努人;虾夷人
  • adj. 阿伊努人的;阿伊努语的
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Ainu
people native to northern Japan and far eastern Russia, 1819, from the Ainu self-designation, literally "man, human." Once considered to be Caucasian, based on their appearance; DNA testing has disproved this. Their language is an isolate with no known relatives.
1. The Ainu settlers in Hokkaido are the last remnant of a prehistoric race.
北海道的阿伊努人是史前某个种族的最后残存者.

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2. Ainu are indigenous to the northernmost islands of Japan.
阿伊努人是日本最北部岛屿的土著.

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3. Ainu culture is also preserved at a village near Lake Akan.
阿依努的文化,也在阿寒湖附近的村庄被保留.

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4. An original Ainu house has been relocated outside the museum for preservation.
一间原始阿依努的屋子,被迁移到博物馆外面留存.

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5. The ainu are indigenous to the northernmost islands of Japan.
阿伊努族是日本最北部诸岛的本土人.

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