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Kobe in Russian

Kobe in Russian is Ко́бе, Ко́бэ — Kobe means a major port city in Japan, capital of Hyōgo Prefecture, famous for its beef and its harbour.

Kobe in Russian

Ко́бе
proper noun
Pronounced: Kobe
The capital and largest city of Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan.
Ко́бэ
proper noun
Pronounced: Kobe
The capital and largest city of Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan.

What does "Kobe" mean?

  1. name A major port city in Japan, capital of Hyōgo Prefecture, famous for its beef and its harbour.
    "They flew into Kobe before touring the surrounding mountains."
  2. intj Shouted while throwing something toward a bin or target, jokingly comparing the throw to a basketball shot by Kobe Bryant.
    "He crumpled the paper, yelled "Kobe!", and sank it in the bin."
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Kobe in a sentence

  • They flew into Kobe before touring the surrounding mountains.
  • Kobe beef is prized around the world for its marbling.
  • He crumpled the paper, yelled "Kobe!", and sank it in the bin.
  • Every time someone shoots a free throw at the gym, somebody shouts "Kobe!"

Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "Kobe" in Russian?

"Kobe" in Russian is Ко́бе, Ко́бэ. Kobe means: A major port city in Japan, capital of Hyōgo Prefecture, famous for its beef and its harbour.

How do you pronounce Ко́бе?

"Kobe" in Russian is Ко́бе, pronounced "Kobe".

How do you use "Kobe" in a sentence?

Example: "They flew into Kobe before touring the surrounding mountains." In Russian, "Kobe" is Ко́бе, Ко́бэ.

Are there other ways to say "Kobe" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Kobe": Ко́бе, Ко́бэ.

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