dacha in Japanese
dacha in Japanese is ダーチャ — dacha means a Russian country house or cottage, often used as a holiday retreat.
dacha in Japanese
ダーチャ
Pronounced: dācha
A Russian villa or summer house in the countryside.
What does "dacha" mean?
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noun A Russian country house or cottage, often used as a holiday retreat.
"The family spent every summer at their dacha outside Moscow."
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dacha in a sentence
- The family spent every summer at their dacha outside Moscow.
- Many Russians grow their own vegetables at the family dacha.
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What is "dacha" in Japanese?
"dacha" in Japanese is ダーチャ. dacha means: A Russian country house or cottage, often used as a holiday retreat.
How do you pronounce ダーチャ?
"dacha" in Japanese is ダーチャ, pronounced "dācha".
How do you use "dacha" in a sentence?
Example: "The family spent every summer at their dacha outside Moscow." In Japanese, "dacha" is ダーチャ.
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