midsummer in Japanese
midsummer in Japanese is 真夏 — midsummer means the period around the summer solstice, roughly late June in the northern hemisphere.
midsummer in Japanese
真夏
Pronounced: manatsu
The middle of summer.
What does "midsummer" mean?
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noun The period around the summer solstice, roughly late June in the northern hemisphere.
"Midsummer brings the longest days of the year."
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noun A traditional festival, of pagan or Wiccan origin, celebrating the summer solstice.
"Bonfires are lit across Scandinavia to celebrate Midsummer."
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adj Occurring around the middle of summer.
"They held a midsummer wedding in the garden."
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midsummer in a sentence
- Midsummer brings the longest days of the year.
- Bonfires are lit across Scandinavia to celebrate Midsummer.
- They held a midsummer wedding in the garden.
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What is "midsummer" in Japanese?
"midsummer" in Japanese is 真夏. midsummer means: The period around the summer solstice, roughly late June in the northern hemisphere.
How do you pronounce 真夏?
"midsummer" in Japanese is 真夏, pronounced "manatsu".
How do you use "midsummer" in a sentence?
Example: "Midsummer brings the longest days of the year." In Japanese, "midsummer" is 真夏.
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