monsoon in Japanese
monsoon in Japanese is モンスーン — monsoon means a seasonal wind that brings heavy rainfall to a region, or the rainy season it causes.
monsoon in Japanese
モンスーン
Pronounced: monsūn
What does "monsoon" mean?
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noun A seasonal wind that brings heavy rainfall to a region, or the rainy season it causes.
"The monsoon flooded streets across the city within hours."
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monsoon in a sentence
- The monsoon flooded streets across the city within hours.
- Farmers depend on the monsoon to water their crops each year.
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What is "monsoon" in Japanese?
"monsoon" in Japanese is モンスーン. monsoon means: A seasonal wind that brings heavy rainfall to a region, or the rainy season it causes.
How do you pronounce モンスーン?
"monsoon" in Japanese is モンスーン, pronounced "monsūn".
How do you use "monsoon" in a sentence?
Example: "The monsoon flooded streets across the city within hours." In Japanese, "monsoon" is モンスーン.
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