The Japanese vocabulary「シンバル (shinbaru)」means “cymbal.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
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| Key Word | シンバル |
| Hiragana | |
| Romaji Reading | shinbaru |
| English Meaning | cymbal |
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.
I hit the cymbals.
Plain Form:
シンバルを叩いた。
Shinbaru o tataita.
Polite Form:
シンバルを叩きました。
Shinbaru o tatakimashita.
I made a mistake in the timing of hitting the cymbals.
Plain Form:
シンバルを叩くタイミングを間違えた。
Shinbaru o tataku taimingu o machigaeta.
Polite Form:
シンバルを叩くタイミングを間違えました。
Shinbaru o tataku taimingu o machigaemashita.
By the way, translating it as “I hit the cymbals at the wrong time.” is not the exact English translation. If you do not know the reason, please learn about it in our conversation lessons or mail support.
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I dropped the cymbals and it made a loud noise.
Plain Form:
シンバルを落として大きな音がした。
Shinbaru o otoshite ōkina oto ga shita.
Polite Form:
シンバルを落として大きな音がしました。
Shinbaru o otoshite ōkina oto ga shimashita.
Hitting the cymbals is fun.
Plain Form:
シンバルを叩くのが楽しい。
Shinbaru o tataku no ga tanoshī.
Polite Form:
シンバルを叩くのが楽しいです。
Shinbaru o tataku no ga tanoshī desu.
