Prancer in Japanese
Prancer in Japanese is プランサー — Prancer means someone or something (often a horse) that prances.
Prancer in Japanese
プランサー
Pronounced: puransā
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What does "Prancer" mean?
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noun Someone or something (often a horse) that prances.
"The young colt was already a natural prancer in the paddock."
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Prancer in a sentence
- The young colt was already a natural prancer in the paddock.
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What is "Prancer" in Japanese?
"Prancer" in Japanese is プランサー. Prancer means: Someone or something (often a horse) that prances.
How do you pronounce プランサー?
"Prancer" in Japanese is プランサー, pronounced "puransā".
How do you use "Prancer" in a sentence?
Example: "The young colt was already a natural prancer in the paddock." In Japanese, "Prancer" is プランサー.
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