歌舞伎 Pronunciation and Pinyin
歌舞伎 Usage and Examples
Kabuki
traditional Japanese theatrical art
The language of kabuki is difficult to understand, but earphones are provided to explain the story, and there are also earphone services available in English.
The kabuki actors wear traditional costumes, and sing in addition to acting.
The characters in 歌舞伎
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 歌
- gē歌yú于sī斯kū哭yú于sī斯Sing here, cry here, Here I sing, here I cry
- gē歌jù剧opera
- gē歌jù剧yǎn演yuán员opera singer
- gē歌jù剧yuàn院opera house
- gē歌chàng唱To sing; singing.
- gē歌chàng唱jiā家A vocalist or singer.
- gē歌hóu喉singing voice, voice
- gē歌tán坛music scene, music world
- gē歌shēng声singing voice; sound of singing
- gē歌nǚ女professional female singer
- gē歌jì妓Singing girl, Courtesan
- gē歌jī姬Diva, Songstress
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What does 歌舞伎 mean in Chinese?
歌舞伎 (gē wǔ jì) means “Kabuki, traditional Japanese theatrical art”.
How do you pronounce 歌舞伎?
歌舞伎 is pronounced gē wǔ jì in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Kabuki” in Chinese?
“Kabuki” is 歌舞伎 (gē wǔ jì) in Chinese.
How is 歌舞伎 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 歌舞伎, each with pinyin and an English translation.