Is Judo no seito grammatically correct?
I came across a Judo club with the name Judo no Seito. I was wondering if this is a grammatically correct way of saying this. Nobody at the club actually speaks Japanese, but the words do translate properly, so I was just curious if it was being said correctly.

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Is Judo no seito grammatically correct?
I came across a Judo club with the name Judo no Seito.  I was wondering if this is a grammatically correct way of saying this.  Nobody at the club actually speaks Japanese, but the words do translate properly, so I was just curious if it was being said correctly.

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You mean 柔道の生徒？
I think 柔道教室の生徒、柔道部の生徒 is better,
because you can say "I belong to a Judo club"
not say  "I belong to Judo".
maybe you were curious this different.

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I think it is grammatically right but it sounds a bit weird to me just because we rarely say this.

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Hello! It sure looks like a grammatically correct way of saying "student of Judo" in Japanese.

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