polka in Portuguese
polka in Portuguese is polca — polka means a lively couple dance in duple time that originated in Bohemia, or the brisk music written for it.
polka in Portuguese
polca
What does "polka" mean?
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noun A lively couple dance in duple time that originated in Bohemia, or the brisk music written for it.
"The band struck up a polka and the whole hall started dancing."
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polka in a sentence
- The band struck up a polka and the whole hall started dancing.
- Grandpa still knows how to polka.
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What is "polka" in Portuguese?
"polka" in Portuguese is polca. polka means: A lively couple dance in duple time that originated in Bohemia, or the brisk music written for it.
How do you use "polka" in a sentence?
Example: "The band struck up a polka and the whole hall started dancing." In Portuguese, "polka" is polca.
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