The Japanese vocabulary「チェロ (chero)」means “cello.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
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| Key Word | チェロ |
| Hiragana | |
| Romaji Reading | chero |
| English Meaning | cello |
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
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The Example Japanese Sentences
It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.
The cello is smaller than the double bass.
Plain Form:
チェロはコントラバスより小さい。
Chero wa kontorabasu yori chīsai.
Polite Form:
チェロはコントラバスより小さいです。
Chero wa kontorabasu yori chīsaidesu.
I have cello lessons every day.
Plain Form:
毎日チェロのレッスンがある。
Mainichi chero no ressun ga aru.
Polite Form:
毎日チェロのレッスンがあります。
Mainichi chero no ressun ga arimasu.
I did a lot of cello practice yesterday.
Plain Form:
昨日はチェロの練習をたくさんした。
Kinō wa chero no renshū o takusan shita.
Polite Form:
昨日はチェロの練習をたくさんしました。
Kinō wa chero no renshū o takusan shimashita.
I sprained my finger and can’t play the cello for a month.
Plain Form:
指を捻挫して、1ヵ月間チェロが演奏できない。
Yubi o nenza shite, ichi-kagetsu-kan chero ga ensō dekinai.
Polite Form:
指を捻挫して、1ヵ月間チェロが演奏できません。
Yubi o nenza shite, ichi-kagetsu-kan chero ga ensō dekimasen.
