How to say “violin” in Japanese | バイオリン (baiorin)/ ヴァイオリン (vaiorin)

The Japanese vocabulary「バイオリン (baiorin)/ ヴァイオリン (vaiorin)」means “violin.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

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Key Word	バイオリン/ヴァイオリン
Hiragana
Romaji Reading	baiorin/vaiorin
English Meaning	violin

We also write “violin” as「ヴァイオリン」. However, there is no “V” sound in the Japanese language. Therefore, we pronounce “violin” as「バイオリン」.

The Correct Japanese Pronunciations

Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.

The Example Japanese Sentences

It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.

Japanese Sentence	バイオリンの音ね色いろが綺き麗れいだ。
Romaji Reading	Baiorin no neiro ga kireida.
English Meaning	The tone of the violin is beautiful. (Plain Form)

Japanese Sentence	バイオリンの音色が綺麗です。
Romaji Reading	Baiorin no neiro ga kireidesu.
English Meaning	The tone of the violin is beautiful. (Polite Form)

Japanese Sentence	美香みかちゃんはバイオリンが下手へただ。
Romaji Reading	Mika-chan wa baiorin ga heta da.
English Meaning	Mika-chan is not good at playing the violin. (Plain Form)

Japanese Sentence	美香ちゃんはバイオリンが下手です。
Romaji Reading	Mika-chan wa baiorin ga heta desu.
English Meaning	Mika-chan is not good at playing the violin. (Polite Form)

Japanese Sentence	お母かあさんに「バイオリンを習ならいたい」と言いった。
Romaji Reading	Okāsan ni “baiorin o naraitai” to itta.
English Meaning	I told my mother, “I want to learn to play the violin.” (Plain Form)

Japanese Sentence	お母さんに「バイオリンを習いたい」と言いました。
Romaji Reading	Okāsan ni “baiorin o naraitai” to īmashita.
English Meaning	I told my mother, “I want to learn to play the violin.” (Polite Form)

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