Ceylon in Japanese
Ceylon in Japanese is セイロン — Ceylon means tea grown in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon), known for its bright color and brisk flavor.
Ceylon in Japanese
セイロン
Pronounced: seiron
What does "Ceylon" mean?
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noun Tea grown in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon), known for its bright color and brisk flavor.
"She prefers a strong cup of Ceylon over English breakfast tea."
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Ceylon in a sentence
- She prefers a strong cup of Ceylon over English breakfast tea.
- The tin was labeled "pure Ceylon, orange pekoe."
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What is "Ceylon" in Japanese?
"Ceylon" in Japanese is セイロン. Ceylon means: Tea grown in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon), known for its bright color and brisk flavor.
How do you pronounce セイロン?
"Ceylon" in Japanese is セイロン, pronounced "seiron".
How do you use "Ceylon" in a sentence?
Example: "She prefers a strong cup of Ceylon over English breakfast tea." In Japanese, "Ceylon" is セイロン.
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