campfire in Japanese
campfire in Japanese is キャンプファイヤー — campfire means an outdoor fire built at a campsite for cooking, warmth, light, and gathering around.
campfire in Japanese
キャンプファイヤー
Pronounced: kyanpufaiyā
A fire at a campground or on a camping trip, often used for cooking, to provide light and heat, to drive away bugs, and as a focal point for sitting around in the evening and talking, telling stories, and singing.
What does "campfire" mean?
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noun An outdoor fire built at a campsite for cooking, warmth, light, and gathering around.
"We told ghost stories around the campfire until midnight."
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campfire in a sentence
- We told ghost stories around the campfire until midnight.
- The smell of woodsmoke from the campfire drifted through the trees.
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What is "campfire" in Japanese?
"campfire" in Japanese is キャンプファイヤー. campfire means: An outdoor fire built at a campsite for cooking, warmth, light, and gathering around.
How do you pronounce キャンプファイヤー?
"campfire" in Japanese is キャンプファイヤー, pronounced "kyanpufaiyā".
How do you use "campfire" in a sentence?
Example: "We told ghost stories around the campfire until midnight." In Japanese, "campfire" is キャンプファイヤー.
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