Dijon in Japanese
Dijon in Japanese is ディジョン — Dijon means a smooth, tangy mustard made with white wine instead of vinegar, named after the French city.
Dijon in Japanese
ディジョン
Pronounced: dijon
The capital city of Côte-d'Or department, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France.
What does "Dijon" mean?
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noun A smooth, tangy mustard made with white wine instead of vinegar, named after the French city.
"She spread Dijon mustard on the sandwich."
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Dijon in a sentence
- She spread Dijon mustard on the sandwich.
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What is "Dijon" in Japanese?
"Dijon" in Japanese is ディジョン. Dijon means: A smooth, tangy mustard made with white wine instead of vinegar, named after the French city.
How do you pronounce ディジョン?
"Dijon" in Japanese is ディジョン, pronounced "dijon".
How do you use "Dijon" in a sentence?
Example: "She spread Dijon mustard on the sandwich." In Japanese, "Dijon" is ディジョン.
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