banjo
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The meaning (definition) of the word banjo
a string instrument with a round drum-like body that goes plink plink
The word banjo used in a sentence
“The banjo makes a fun plink plink sound when you play it.”
The plural of the word banjo
banjos
How the word banjo is said around the world
| French | banjo (bahn-ZHOH) |
| Spanish | banjo (BAHNG-khoh) |
| Mandarin | 班卓琴 (bahn jwoh cheen) |
| Hindi | बैंजो (BEN-gyoh) |
| Arabic | البانجو (ahl-bahn-JOO) |
| Russian | банджо (BAHN-zhu) |
| Portuguese (EU) | banjo (BUHNNG-zhuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | banjo (BUHNNG-zhuu) |
| Japanese | バンジョー (bownjoh) |
| German | Banjo (BAHN-yoh) |
| Urdu | بینجو (BAYN-gyoh) |
| Punjabi | ਬੈਂਜੋ (BEN-gyoh) |
| Korean | 밴조 (BEN-joh) |
| Hebrew | בַּנג'וֹ (BAH-ngoh) |
| Greek | μπάντζο (BAHND-zoh) |
| Dutch | banjo (BAH-nyoh) |
| Tagalog | banjo (BAHN-joh) |
| Vietnamese | đàn banjo (dahn BAHN-juh-uu-uh-uu) |
| Turkish | banjo (bahn-ZHAW) |
| Persian | بانجو (BAHN-joo) |
| Polish | banjo (BAHN-yaw) |
| Ukrainian | банджо (BAHN-joh) |
| Bengali | ব্যাঞ্জো (BAN-gyoh) |
| Swedish | banjo (BAHN-yoo) |
| Italian | banjo (BAHN-joh) |
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