oboe
The meaning (definition) of the word oboe
a long thin wooden instrument that you blow into
The word oboe used in a sentence
“The oboe player made beautiful music at the concert.”
The plural of the word oboe
oboes
How the word oboe is said around the world
| French | hautbois (ohtbwah) |
| Spanish | oboe (ohvohay) |
| Mandarin | 双簧管 (shuāng huáng guǎn) |
| Hindi | ओबाउ (ohbow) |
| Arabic | أوبوا (owboo) |
| Russian | гобой (goboi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | oboé (awbooe) |
| Portuguese (BR) | oboé (ohbohe) |
| Japanese | オーボエ (ooboe) |
| German | Oboe (ohbohuh) |
| Urdu | اوبو (ohboh) |
| Punjabi | ਓਬੋ (ohboh) |
| Korean | 오보에 (oboe) |
| Hebrew | אַבּוּב (ahboov) |
| Greek | όμποε (ompoe) |
| Dutch | hobo (hohboh) |
| Tagalog | obo (ohboh) |
| Vietnamese | kèn oboe (ken awbwe) |
| Turkish | obua (ohbooah) |
| Persian | ابوا (aybooah) |
| Polish | obój (awbooy) |
| Ukrainian | гобой (hoboy) |
| Bengali | ওবো (ohboh) |
| Swedish | oboe (ooboouh) |
| Italian | oboe (awbohay) |
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