duet in Japanese
duet in Japanese is デュオ, 二重唱, 二重奏 — duet means a piece of music performed by two singers or instrumentalists.
duet in Japanese
デュオ
Pronounced: deyuo
二重唱
Pronounced: nijuushō
二重奏
Pronounced: nijuusō
デュエット
Pronounced: deyuetto
What does "duet" mean?
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noun A piece of music performed by two singers or instrumentalists.
"The two sopranos sang a duet from the second act."
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verb To perform something together as a pair.
"The two artists duetted on the closing track of the album."
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duet in a sentence
- The two sopranos sang a duet from the second act.
- He wrote a piano duet for himself and his daughter.
- The two artists duetted on the closing track of the album.
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What is "duet" in Japanese?
"duet" in Japanese is デュオ, 二重唱, 二重奏. duet means: A piece of music performed by two singers or instrumentalists.
How do you pronounce デュオ?
"duet" in Japanese is デュオ, pronounced "deyuo".
How do you use "duet" in a sentence?
Example: "The two sopranos sang a duet from the second act." In Japanese, "duet" is デュオ, 二重唱, 二重奏.
Are there other ways to say "duet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "duet": デュオ, 二重唱, 二重奏, デュエット.
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