| Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|
| γΎγγγΌ | γγ³γ΄γΌ |
Pronunciation: mango
How to Say It Outloud: man-go
Usage: Commonly used to refer to the fruit, the same as in English.
Example Sentence Japanese:
η§γ―γγ³γ΄γΌγ倧ε₯½γγ§γγ
η§γ―γγ³γ΄γΌγ倧ε₯½γγ§γγExample Sentence English:I love mangoes.
I love mangoes.Dictionary
θζγγ³γ΄γΌCommon word
Noun- mango (Mangifera indica)
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NounSuru verb
- rambling talk
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Wikipedia definition- Mango, Piedmont
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NounAdverb (fukushi)
- eternity; through all eternity; for evermore; for many generations to come
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Noun- mangosteen
- Purple mangosteen
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Noun- eternity
- Mangou
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Place- Mangochi (Malawi)
- Mangochi District
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Wikipedia definition- Mangonel
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Wikipedia definition- Mango
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