lesson
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The meaning (definition) of the word lesson
a time when someone teaches you something new
The word lesson used in a sentence
“Our music lesson began with a funny clapping game.”
How the word lesson is said around the world
| French | cours (koor) |
| Spanish | clase (KLAH-seh) |
| Mandarin | 课 (kuh) |
| Hindi | कक्षा (kuhk-SHAH) |
| Arabic | درس (dars) |
| Russian | урок (oo-ROHK) |
| Portuguese (EU) | aula (OW-luh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | aula (OW-lah) |
| Japanese | レッスン (RES-suun) |
| German | Unterricht (UUN-ter-rikht) |
| Urdu | سبق (sa-BUK) |
| Punjabi | ਪਾਠ (pahth) |
| Korean | 수업 (SOO-uhp) |
| Hebrew | שיעור (shee-OOR) |
| Greek | μάθημα (MAH-thee-mah) |
| Dutch | les (less) |
| Tagalog | aralin (ah-RAH-leen) |
| Vietnamese | buổi học (booey HAWK) |
| Turkish | ders (dehrs) |
| Persian | درس (dars) |
| Polish | lekcja (LEK-tsyah) |
| Ukrainian | урок (oo-ROHK) |
| Bengali | ক্লাস (klas) |
| Swedish | lektion (lek-SHOON) |
| Italian | lezione (lay-TSYOH-nay) |
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