polka in Russian
polka in Russian is по́лька, полька — polka means a lively couple dance in duple time that originated in Bohemia, or the brisk music written for it.
polka in Russian
по́лька
Pronounced: polka
A lively dance originating in Bohemia.
полька
Pronounced: polka
A lively dance originating in Bohemia.
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 Russian?
"polka" in Russian is по́лька, полька. polka means: A lively couple dance in duple time that originated in Bohemia, or the brisk music written for it.
How do you pronounce по́лька?
"polka" in Russian is по́лька, pronounced "polka".
How do you use "polka" in a sentence?
Example: "The band struck up a polka and the whole hall started dancing." In Russian, "polka" is по́лька, полька.
Are there other ways to say "polka" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "polka": по́лька, полька.
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