taiga in Japanese
taiga in Japanese is タイガ — taiga means the vast belt of coniferous forest that stretches across the northern hemisphere, lying between the tundra to the north and grassy steppe to the south.
taiga in Japanese
タイガ
Pronounced: taiga
A subarctic zone of evergreen coniferous forests situated south of the tundras and north of the steppes in the Northern Hemisphere.
What does "taiga" mean?
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noun The vast belt of coniferous forest that stretches across the northern hemisphere, lying between the tundra to the north and grassy steppe to the south.
"Much of Siberia is covered by dense taiga forest."
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taiga in a sentence
- Much of Siberia is covered by dense taiga forest.
- Wolves and moose roam the Canadian taiga.
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What is "taiga" in Japanese?
"taiga" in Japanese is タイガ. taiga means: The vast belt of coniferous forest that stretches across the northern hemisphere, lying between the tundra to the north and grassy steppe to the south.
How do you pronounce タイガ?
"taiga" in Japanese is タイガ, pronounced "taiga".
How do you use "taiga" in a sentence?
Example: "Much of Siberia is covered by dense taiga forest." In Japanese, "taiga" is タイガ.
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