chalet in Japanese
chalet in Japanese is シャレー — chalet means a wooden house or cabin, typically with a steeply sloped roof and wide eaves, in an Alpine style.
chalet in Japanese
シャレー
Pronounced: sharē
What does "chalet" mean?
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noun A wooden house or cabin, typically with a steeply sloped roof and wide eaves, in an Alpine style.
"They rented a cozy chalet for their skiing holiday."
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chalet in a sentence
- They rented a cozy chalet for their skiing holiday.
- Smoke curled from the chimney of the mountain chalet.
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What is "chalet" in Japanese?
"chalet" in Japanese is シャレー. chalet means: A wooden house or cabin, typically with a steeply sloped roof and wide eaves, in an Alpine style.
How do you pronounce シャレー?
"chalet" in Japanese is シャレー, pronounced "sharē".
How do you use "chalet" in a sentence?
Example: "They rented a cozy chalet for their skiing holiday." In Japanese, "chalet" is シャレー.
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