saga in Chinese
saga in Chinese is 萨迦 — saga means a long traditional story, originally an Old Norse tale of family history, heroism, or legend.
saga in Chinese
萨迦
Pronounced: Sà jiā
An Old Norse (Icelandic) prose narrative, especially one dealing with family or social histories and legends.
What does "saga" mean?
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noun A long traditional story, originally an Old Norse tale of family history, heroism, or legend.
"The professor lectured on medieval Icelandic sagas."
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noun Any long, eventful story, especially one told in installments.
"Their divorce turned into a years-long legal saga."
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saga in a sentence
- The professor lectured on medieval Icelandic sagas.
- Their divorce turned into a years-long legal saga.
- The show has become a beloved family saga spanning three generations.
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What is "saga" in Chinese?
"saga" in Chinese is 萨迦. saga means: A long traditional story, originally an Old Norse tale of family history, heroism, or legend.
How do you pronounce 萨迦?
"saga" in Chinese is 萨迦, pronounced "Sà jiā".
How do you use "saga" in a sentence?
Example: "The professor lectured on medieval Icelandic sagas." In Chinese, "saga" is 萨迦.
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