along in Japanese
along in Japanese is 沿う — along means following the length of something; from one end toward the other.
along in Japanese
沿う
Pronounced: sō
In company; together.
沿う
Pronounced: sō
By the length of; in a line with the length of; lengthwise next to.
What does "along" mean?
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prep Following the length of something; from one end toward the other.
"They walked along the river at sunset."
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adv Forward, onward, or in company with someone.
"Bring your friend along to the party."
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along in a sentence
- They walked along the river at sunset.
- Bring your friend along to the party.
- He's been playing guitar along with the band all night.
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What is "along" in Japanese?
"along" in Japanese is 沿う. along means: Following the length of something; from one end toward the other.
How do you pronounce 沿う?
"along" in Japanese is 沿う, pronounced "sō".
How do you use "along" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked along the river at sunset." In Japanese, "along" is 沿う.
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