Champa in Japanese
Champa in Japanese is チャンパ — Champa means a historical collection of Cham kingdoms that existed in what is now central and southern Vietnam.
Champa in Japanese
チャンパ
Pronounced: chanpa
(historical) A collection of Cham polities in what is now Vietnam from the 2nd century through 1832.
What does "Champa" mean?
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name A historical collection of Cham kingdoms that existed in what is now central and southern Vietnam.
"The kingdom of Champa flourished for over a thousand years."
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Champa in a sentence
- The kingdom of Champa flourished for over a thousand years.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Champa" in Japanese?
"Champa" in Japanese is チャンパ. Champa means: A historical collection of Cham kingdoms that existed in what is now central and southern Vietnam.
How do you pronounce チャンパ?
"Champa" in Japanese is チャンパ, pronounced "chanpa".
How do you use "Champa" in a sentence?
Example: "The kingdom of Champa flourished for over a thousand years." In Japanese, "Champa" is チャンパ.
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