haiku in Korean
haiku in Korean is 하이쿠 — haiku means a short Japanese poem written in three lines, traditionally with five, seven, and five syllable-like units, often evoking a season or a scene from nature.
haiku in Korean
하이쿠
Pronounced: haiku
poem of similar structure
What does "haiku" mean?
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noun A short Japanese poem written in three lines, traditionally with five, seven, and five syllable-like units, often evoking a season or a scene from nature.
"She wrote a haiku about cherry blossoms falling in the spring wind."
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haiku in a sentence
- She wrote a haiku about cherry blossoms falling in the spring wind.
- His English teacher asked the class to compose a haiku about autumn.
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What is "haiku" in Korean?
"haiku" in Korean is 하이쿠. haiku means: A short Japanese poem written in three lines, traditionally with five, seven, and five syllable-like units, often evoking a season or a scene from nature.
How do you pronounce 하이쿠?
"haiku" in Korean is 하이쿠, pronounced "haiku".
How do you use "haiku" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrote a haiku about cherry blossoms falling in the spring wind." In Korean, "haiku" is 하이쿠.
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