Koto in Chinese
Koto in Chinese is 江東 — Koto means a Japanese stringed instrument with a long wooden body and usually thirteen strings, played by plucking with picks worn on the fingers.
Koto in Chinese
江東
Pronounced: jiāng dōng
What does "Koto" mean?
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noun A Japanese stringed instrument with a long wooden body and usually thirteen strings, played by plucking with picks worn on the fingers.
"She performed a traditional piece on the koto."
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Koto in a sentence
- She performed a traditional piece on the koto.
- The koto's strings are stretched over a curved soundboard.
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What is "Koto" in Chinese?
"Koto" in Chinese is 江東. Koto means: A Japanese stringed instrument with a long wooden body and usually thirteen strings, played by plucking with picks worn on the fingers.
How do you pronounce 江東?
"Koto" in Chinese is 江東, pronounced "jiāng dōng".
How do you use "Koto" in a sentence?
Example: "She performed a traditional piece on the koto." In Chinese, "Koto" is 江東.
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