bike in Japanese
bike in Japanese is 自転車, チャリンコ, ケッタ — bike means a bicycle or, informally, a motorcycle.
bike in Japanese
自転車
Pronounced: jitensha
Clipping of bicycle.
チャリンコ
Pronounced: charinko
Clipping of bicycle.
ケッタ
Pronounced: ketta
Clipping of bicycle.
チャリ
Pronounced: chari
Clipping of bicycle.
バイク
Pronounced: baiku
Any vehicle sharing some characteristics with a bicycle or motorbike, such as pedal power, a handlebar, or a saddle.
自転車に乗る
(intransitive) To ride a bike.
What does "bike" mean?
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noun A bicycle or, informally, a motorcycle.
"He rides his bike to work every day."
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verb To ride or travel by bicycle or motorcycle.
"We biked along the coast all afternoon."
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bike in a sentence
- He rides his bike to work every day.
- She saved up for years to buy her first motorbike.
- We biked along the coast all afternoon.
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What is "bike" in Japanese?
"bike" in Japanese is 自転車, チャリンコ, ケッタ. bike means: A bicycle or, informally, a motorcycle.
How do you pronounce 自転車?
"bike" in Japanese is 自転車, pronounced "jitensha".
How do you use "bike" in a sentence?
Example: "He rides his bike to work every day." In Japanese, "bike" is 自転車, チャリンコ, ケッタ.
Are there other ways to say "bike" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "bike": 自転車, チャリンコ, ケッタ, チャリ, バイク, 自転車に乗る.
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