cancan in Japanese
cancan in Japanese is カンカン, フレンチカンカン — cancan means a lively, high-kicking chorus-line dance that originated in 19th-century France.
cancan in Japanese
What does "cancan" mean?
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noun A lively, high-kicking chorus-line dance that originated in 19th-century France.
"The dancers performed a cancan to roaring applause."
cancan in a sentence
- The dancers performed a cancan to roaring applause.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cancan" in Japanese?
"cancan" in Japanese is カンカン, フレンチカンカン. cancan means: A lively, high-kicking chorus-line dance that originated in 19th-century France.
How do you pronounce カンカン?
"cancan" in Japanese is カンカン, pronounced "kankan".
How do you use "cancan" in a sentence?
Example: "The dancers performed a cancan to roaring applause." In Japanese, "cancan" is カンカン, フレンチカンカン.
Are there other ways to say "cancan" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "cancan": カンカン, フレンチカンカン.