bongo in Japanese
bongo in Japanese is ボンゴ — bongo means one of a pair of small hand drums, played by beating with the fingers and palms.
bongo in Japanese
ボンゴ
Pronounced: bongo
What does "bongo" mean?
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noun One of a pair of small hand drums, played by beating with the fingers and palms.
"He tapped out a rhythm on his bongos at the beach."
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noun A large striped antelope native to African forests.
"The bongo is one of the largest forest antelopes in the world."
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bongo in a sentence
- He tapped out a rhythm on his bongos at the beach.
- The bongo is one of the largest forest antelopes in the world.
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What is "bongo" in Japanese?
"bongo" in Japanese is ボンゴ. bongo means: One of a pair of small hand drums, played by beating with the fingers and palms.
How do you pronounce ボンゴ?
"bongo" in Japanese is ボンゴ, pronounced "bongo".
How do you use "bongo" in a sentence?
Example: "He tapped out a rhythm on his bongos at the beach." In Japanese, "bongo" is ボンゴ.
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