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| ナマステ |
Pronunciation: namasute
How to Say It Outloud: nah-mah-su-teh
Usage: ナマステ is a direct transliteration of the Hindi greeting 'Namaste' and is used primarily in contexts referring to Indian culture or yoga.
Example Sentence Japanese:
ヨガのクラスで先生が「ナマステ」と言いました。
ヨガのクラスで先生が「ナマステ」と言いました。Example Sentence English:The teacher said 'Namaste' at the yoga class.
The teacher said 'Namaste' at the yoga class.Dictionary
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NounSuru verb
Intransitive verb
- pressing one's hands together in prayer
- triangular frame of a thatched roof
- yours sincerely; yours truly; sincerely yours
- Namaste
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