Vé in Japanese
Vé in Japanese is ヴェー — Vé means the name of the Cyrillic letter В/в.
Vé in Japanese
ヴェー
Pronounced: vē
In Norse mythology, one of two brothers of Odin.
What does "Vé" mean?
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noun The name of the Cyrillic letter В/в.
"The letter ve looks like a capital B in the Latin alphabet."
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pron A gender-neutral pronoun used instead of "he" or "she," similar to singular "they."
"The new manager said ve would join us for lunch."
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Vé in a sentence
- The letter ve looks like a capital B in the Latin alphabet.
- Learners often pronounce the Cyrillic ve like the English letter v.
- The new manager said ve would join us for lunch.
- Ve is a friend of mine, and ve loves hiking.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Vé" in Japanese?
"Vé" in Japanese is ヴェー. Vé means: The name of the Cyrillic letter В/в.
How do you pronounce ヴェー?
"Vé" in Japanese is ヴェー, pronounced "vē".
How do you use "Vé" in a sentence?
Example: "The letter ve looks like a capital B in the Latin alphabet." In Japanese, "Vé" is ヴェー.
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