Bandō in Japanese
Bandō in Japanese is 坂東 — Bandō means a traditional Welsh stick-and-ball team sport related to hockey and shinty.
Bandō in Japanese
坂東
Pronounced: bandō
A city in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
What does "Bandō" mean?
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noun A traditional Welsh stick-and-ball team sport related to hockey and shinty.
"Bando was once widely played on the beaches of south Wales."
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noun Slang for a house used to store or sell illegal drugs.
"Police raided the bando after weeks of surveillance."
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Bandō in a sentence
- Bando was once widely played on the beaches of south Wales.
- Police raided the bando after weeks of surveillance.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Bandō" in Japanese?
"Bandō" in Japanese is 坂東. Bandō means: A traditional Welsh stick-and-ball team sport related to hockey and shinty.
How do you pronounce 坂東?
"Bandō" in Japanese is 坂東, pronounced "bandō".
How do you use "Bandō" in a sentence?
Example: "Bando was once widely played on the beaches of south Wales." In Japanese, "Bandō" is 坂東.
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