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snorkel in Japanese

snorkel in Japanese is シュノーケル, スノーケル — snorkel means a tube you hold in your mouth or fit to a diving mask so you can breathe while your face is underwater.

snorkel in Japanese

シュノーケル
noun
Pronounced: shunōkeru
(underwater diving) A hollow tube, held in the mouth, or mounted on and opening into a diving mask, used by swimmers for breathing underwater.
スノーケル
noun
Pronounced: sunōkeru
(underwater diving) A hollow tube, held in the mouth, or mounted on and opening into a diving mask, used by swimmers for breathing underwater.

What does "snorkel" mean?

  1. noun A tube you hold in your mouth or fit to a diving mask so you can breathe while your face is underwater.
    "She grabbed a mask and snorkel to look at the coral reef."
  2. verb To swim or explore underwater using a snorkel.
    "We snorkeled along the reef for almost two hours."
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snorkel in a sentence

  • She grabbed a mask and snorkel to look at the coral reef.
  • We snorkeled along the reef for almost two hours.

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What is "snorkel" in Japanese?

"snorkel" in Japanese is シュノーケル, スノーケル. snorkel means: A tube you hold in your mouth or fit to a diving mask so you can breathe while your face is underwater.

How do you pronounce シュノーケル?

"snorkel" in Japanese is シュノーケル, pronounced "shunōkeru".

How do you use "snorkel" in a sentence?

Example: "She grabbed a mask and snorkel to look at the coral reef." In Japanese, "snorkel" is シュノーケル, スノーケル.

Are there other ways to say "snorkel" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "snorkel": シュノーケル, スノーケル.

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