funk
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The meaning (definition) of the word funk
a music style with a strong beat that makes you want to dance
The word funk used in a sentence
“We danced to the funk music with a strong beat.”
The plural of the word funk
funks
How the word funk is said around the world
| French | funk (FUNK) |
| Spanish | funk (FUNK) |
| Mandarin | 放克 (fahng kuh) |
| Hindi | फ़ंक (fungk) |
| Arabic | موسيقى الفانك (MOO-see-kah ahl-FAHN-kah) |
| Russian | фанк (fahnk) |
| Portuguese (EU) | funk (fuhnngk) |
| Portuguese (BR) | funk (fuhnngk) |
| Japanese | ファンク (FAHNG-ku) |
| German | Funk (fuungk) |
| Urdu | فنک (FU-nuhk) |
| Punjabi | ਫੰਕ (punk) |
| Korean | 펑키 (PUNG-ki) |
| Hebrew | פאנק (PAHNK) |
| Greek | φανκ (fahnk) |
| Dutch | funk (fungk) |
| Tagalog | funk (foonk) |
| Vietnamese | nhạc funk (nyahky fungk) |
| Turkish | funk (fuunk) |
| Persian | فانک (FAH-nahk) |
| Polish | funk (FOONK) |
| Ukrainian | фанк (fahnk) |
| Bengali | ফাঙ্ক (FAHNG-kaw) |
| Swedish | funk (fungk) |
| Italian | funk (foongk) |
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