reggae
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The meaning (definition) of the word reggae
happy, bouncy music that comes from Jamaica
The word reggae used in a sentence
“We danced to reggae music that had a happy, bouncy beat.”
Words that mean the same as reggae (synonyms)
music
How the word reggae is said around the world
| French | reggae (regay) |
| Spanish | reggae (raygghahay) |
| Mandarin | 雷鬼乐 (léi guǐ lè) |
| Hindi | रेग (rayg) |
| Arabic | ريغي (reeghee) |
| Russian | регги (reggi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | reggae (raygy) |
| Portuguese (BR) | reggae (khaygahew) |
| Japanese | レゲエ (regee) |
| German | Reggae (regair) |
| Urdu | ریگے (raygay) |
| Punjabi | ਰੇਗੇ (raygay) |
| Korean | 레게 (rege) |
| Hebrew | רגאיי (rgeey) |
| Greek | ρέγκε (regke) |
| Dutch | reggae (reghah) |
| Tagalog | reggae (ruhggahuh) |
| Vietnamese | nhạc reggae (nyahky regee) |
| Turkish | reggae (regygahe) |
| Persian | رگی (rahgee) |
| Polish | reggae (regge) |
| Ukrainian | реггі (rehhi) |
| Bengali | রেগে (raygay) |
| Swedish | reggae (ruhgahuh) |
| Italian | reggae (raygahay) |
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