to say inevitable in Japanese is 避けられない and it is read like sake rare nai.
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it really wasnt an idea it just was inevitable.
An American born Japanese is called "Nikei America-jin" However, this question could also be referring to generations: Issei = First Generation Japanese, one who has immigrated to another country Nisei = Second Generation Japanese, the child of a Japanese immigrant Sansei= Third Generation Japanese, the grandchild of a Japanese immigrant Yonsei= Fourth Generation Japanese, the great-grandchild of a Japanese immigrant
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Japanese Americans born in America are American citizens. The term Japanese Americans means that they are of Japanese decent but live in the US.
Japanese defeat was inevitable (as likely seen by most Japanese leaders) by early 1943. The war continued simply because the Japanese would not surrender, and the US would not stop until Japan surrendered.
More inevitable, most inevitable
"It was inevitable that that would happen", "his death was inevitable", "losing that match was inevitable"...
more inevitable, most inevitable
Are factions inevitable?
death is inevitable
With our score so high, I think that victory is inevitable. Making mistakes is inevitable for human beings.
To gain a significant military advantage in the inevitable war with America. This would leave the U.S. fleet crippled giving the Japanese the ability to attack the Pacific with no threat retaliation for at least 6 months.
Death is inevitable.
Philosophically speaking, usually "not" is inevitable.
"The consequences were inevitable."
The opposite of inevitable can be avoidable, or escapable.