Babel in Japanese
Babel in Japanese is バベル — Babel means a confused, noisy mixture of voices or languages.
Babel in Japanese
バベル
Pronounced: baberu
(biblical) The city and tower in the land of Shinar where the confusion of languages took place, according to the Bible.
What does "Babel" mean?
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noun A confused, noisy mixture of voices or languages.
"The market was a babel of languages and haggling voices."
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noun A scene of noise, confusion, or disorder.
"The office turned into a babel the moment the fire alarm went off."
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Babel in a sentence
- The market was a babel of languages and haggling voices.
- The office turned into a babel the moment the fire alarm went off.
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What is "Babel" in Japanese?
"Babel" in Japanese is バベル. Babel means: A confused, noisy mixture of voices or languages.
How do you pronounce バベル?
"Babel" in Japanese is バベル, pronounced "baberu".
How do you use "Babel" in a sentence?
Example: "The market was a babel of languages and haggling voices." In Japanese, "Babel" is バベル.
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