Ouija in Japanese
Ouija in Japanese is ウィジャボード — Ouija means a flat board printed with letters, numbers, and "yes"/"no," used with a small pointer during a séance in an attempt to receive messages from spirits.
Ouija in Japanese
ウィジャボード
Pronounced: wijabōdo
(uncountable) The use of such a board to attempt to communicate with spirits.
What does "Ouija" mean?
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noun A flat board printed with letters, numbers, and "yes"/"no," used with a small pointer during a séance in an attempt to receive messages from spirits.
"They gathered around the ouija board and asked it a question."
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Ouija in a sentence
- They gathered around the ouija board and asked it a question.
- The horror movie opens with teenagers using a ouija board in an attic.
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What is "Ouija" in Japanese?
"Ouija" in Japanese is ウィジャボード. Ouija means: A flat board printed with letters, numbers, and "yes"/"no," used with a small pointer during a séance in an attempt to receive messages from spirits.
How do you pronounce ウィジャボード?
"Ouija" in Japanese is ウィジャボード, pronounced "wijabōdo".
How do you use "Ouija" in a sentence?
Example: "They gathered around the ouija board and asked it a question." In Japanese, "Ouija" is ウィジャボード.
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