Tanzania

N ประเทศ แทนซาเนีย  pra-thed-tean-sa-nia

Tanzania

N แทนซาเนีย  tan-sa-nia

Tanzania

Tan za ni a |ˌtanzəˈnēə ˌtænzəˈniə | a country in East Africa, on the Indian Ocean; pop. 41,048,500 (est. 2009 ); capital, Dodoma; languages, Swahili and English (both official ). Tanzania consists of a mainland area (the former Tanganyika ) and the island of Zanzibar. A German colony (German East Africa ) from the late 19th century, Tanganyika became a British mandate after World War I and a trust territory, administered by Britain, after World War II, before becoming independent within the Commonwealth of Nations in 1961. It was named Tanzania after its union with Zanzibar in 1964. DERIVATIVES Tan za ni an adjective & noun

Tanzania

Tanzania |ˌtanzəˈnɪə | a country in East Africa with a coastline on the Indian Ocean; pop. 41,048,500 (est. 2009 ); official languages, Swahili and English; capital, Dodoma. Tanzania consists of a mainland area (the former Tanganyika ) and the island of Zanzibar. A German colony (German East Africa ) from the late 19th century, Tanganyika became a British mandate after the First World War and a trust territory, administered by Britain, after the Second, before becoming independent within the Commonwealth in 1961. It was named Tanzania after its union with Zanzibar in 1964. DERIVATIVES Tanzanian adjective & noun

Tanzania

Tan za ni a /tæ̀nzəníːə /名詞 タンザニア 〘アフリカ東部の共和国; 首都Dar es Salaam 〙.