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baseball in Japanese

baseball in Japanese is 野球, 野球ボール — baseball means a bat-and-ball sport, especially popular in the US, Caribbean and parts of East Asia, in which players score by hitting a ball and running around four bases.

baseball in Japanese

野球
noun
Pronounced: yakyuu
The ball used to play the sport of baseball.
野球ボール
noun
The ball used to play the sport of baseball.

What does "baseball" mean?

  1. noun A bat-and-ball sport, especially popular in the US, Caribbean and parts of East Asia, in which players score by hitting a ball and running around four bases.
    "They spent the whole summer playing baseball in the local park."
  2. noun The small, hard ball used to play this sport.
    "He signed the baseball for the young fan."
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baseball in a sentence

  • They spent the whole summer playing baseball in the local park.
  • The World Series is the championship of American professional baseball.
  • He signed the baseball for the young fan.

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What is "baseball" in Japanese?

"baseball" in Japanese is 野球, 野球ボール. baseball means: A bat-and-ball sport, especially popular in the US, Caribbean and parts of East Asia, in which players score by hitting a ball and running around four bases.

How do you pronounce 野球?

"baseball" in Japanese is 野球, pronounced "yakyuu".

How do you use "baseball" in a sentence?

Example: "They spent the whole summer playing baseball in the local park." In Japanese, "baseball" is 野球, 野球ボール.

Are there other ways to say "baseball" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "baseball": 野球, 野球ボール.

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