jazz
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The meaning (definition) of the word jazz
a smooth music style with horns and swingy beats
The word jazz used in a sentence
“Jazz music has fun horns and makes people want to dance.”
How the word jazz is said around the world
| French | jazz (jahz) |
| Spanish | jazz (jahs) |
| Mandarin | 爵士乐 (jway shee eyeway) |
| Hindi | जाज (gyahgy) |
| Arabic | موسيقى الجاز (MOO-see-kah ahl-JAHZ) |
| Russian | джаз (jahs) |
| Portuguese (EU) | jazz (zhahzhsh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | jazz (ji-ES) |
| Japanese | ジャズ (JAH-zu) |
| German | Jazz (yahts) |
| Urdu | جاز (gyahz) |
| Punjabi | ਜੈਜ਼ (gyez) |
| Korean | 재즈 (JE-ju) |
| Hebrew | ג'ֶז |
| Greek | τζαζ (dzahz) |
| Dutch | jazz (yahs) |
| Tagalog | jazz (jahzz) |
| Vietnamese | nhạc jazz (nyahky jahz) |
| Turkish | caz (jahz) |
| Persian | جاز (jahz) |
| Polish | jazz (jes) |
| Ukrainian | джаз (jahz) |
| Bengali | জ্যাজ (gyagy) |
| Swedish | jazz (yahz) |
| Italian | jazz (jahz) |
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