confetti in Japanese
confetti in Japanese is 紙吹雪 — confetti means small pieces of colored paper thrown at celebrations such as weddings and parades.
confetti in Japanese
紙吹雪
Pronounced: kamifubuki
Small pieces or strips (streamers) of colored paper or other material (metal, plaster, etc) generally thrown about at festive occasions, especially at weddings and in victory celebrations.
What does "confetti" mean?
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noun Small pieces of colored paper thrown at celebrations such as weddings and parades.
"Confetti rained down as the couple left the church."
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confetti in a sentence
- Confetti rained down as the couple left the church.
- The stadium floor was covered in confetti after the win.
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What is "confetti" in Japanese?
"confetti" in Japanese is 紙吹雪. confetti means: Small pieces of colored paper thrown at celebrations such as weddings and parades.
How do you pronounce 紙吹雪?
"confetti" in Japanese is 紙吹雪, pronounced "kamifubuki".
How do you use "confetti" in a sentence?
Example: "Confetti rained down as the couple left the church." In Japanese, "confetti" is 紙吹雪.
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