vuvuzela in Japanese
vuvuzela in Japanese is ブブゼラ — vuvuzela means a trumpet-shaped horn, usually made of plastic, that makes a loud buzzing sound.
vuvuzela in Japanese
ブブゼラ
Pronounced: bubuzera
A trumpet-shaped horn, now usually plastic, that produces a loud buzzing sound.
What does "vuvuzela" mean?
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noun A trumpet-shaped horn, usually made of plastic, that makes a loud buzzing sound.
"Fans blew their vuvuzelas throughout the match, drowning out the commentary."
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vuvuzela in a sentence
- Fans blew their vuvuzelas throughout the match, drowning out the commentary.
- She bought a bright yellow vuvuzela as a souvenir from the stadium.
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What is "vuvuzela" in Japanese?
"vuvuzela" in Japanese is ブブゼラ. vuvuzela means: A trumpet-shaped horn, usually made of plastic, that makes a loud buzzing sound.
How do you pronounce ブブゼラ?
"vuvuzela" in Japanese is ブブゼラ, pronounced "bubuzera".
How do you use "vuvuzela" in a sentence?
Example: "Fans blew their vuvuzelas throughout the match, drowning out the commentary." In Japanese, "vuvuzela" is ブブゼラ.
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