Bologna in Japanese
Bologna in Japanese is ボローニャ — Bologna means a mild, seasoned sausage made from beef, pork, or veal, often sliced for sandwiches.
Bologna in Japanese
ボローニャ
Pronounced: borōnya
What does "Bologna" mean?
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noun A mild, seasoned sausage made from beef, pork, or veal, often sliced for sandwiches.
"He made a bologna sandwich for lunch."
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noun Informal word for nonsense (also spelled "baloney").
"That excuse is a load of bologna."
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Bologna in a sentence
- He made a bologna sandwich for lunch.
- That excuse is a load of bologna.
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What is "Bologna" in Japanese?
"Bologna" in Japanese is ボローニャ. Bologna means: A mild, seasoned sausage made from beef, pork, or veal, often sliced for sandwiches.
How do you pronounce ボローニャ?
"Bologna" in Japanese is ボローニャ, pronounced "borōnya".
How do you use "Bologna" in a sentence?
Example: "He made a bologna sandwich for lunch." In Japanese, "Bologna" is ボローニャ.
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