reggae in Greek
reggae in Greek is ρέγκε — reggae means a music genre from Jamaica known for its offbeat rhythm guitar and deep bass, closely tied to Rastafarian culture.
reggae in Greek
ρέγκε
Pronounced: rege
(Rastafari, music genre, originally, dance) A music genre that originated in Jamaica in the late 1960s and is heavily associated with Rastafarianism, featuring a heavy bass line and percussive rhythm guitar on the offbeat, often with close vocal harmonies.
What does "reggae" mean?
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noun A music genre from Jamaica known for its offbeat rhythm guitar and deep bass, closely tied to Rastafarian culture.
"Bob Marley helped bring reggae to a worldwide audience."
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reggae in a sentence
- Bob Marley helped bring reggae to a worldwide audience.
- The beach bar played reggae all afternoon.
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What is "reggae" in Greek?
"reggae" in Greek is ρέγκε. reggae means: A music genre from Jamaica known for its offbeat rhythm guitar and deep bass, closely tied to Rastafarian culture.
How do you pronounce ρέγκε?
"reggae" in Greek is ρέγκε, pronounced "rege".
How do you use "reggae" in a sentence?
Example: "Bob Marley helped bring reggae to a worldwide audience." In Greek, "reggae" is ρέγκε.
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