バイオリン
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Noun written in katakana for foreign loanwords. Refers to the musical instrument violin. Used in contexts like 『バイオリンを弾く』 (baiorin o hiku, 'to play the violin').
Theme
At a local music shop, User and their friend Ken are browsing instruments and discussing hobbies.
バイオリン
バイオリン
violin
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Memory Hook
Think of a 'violin' being played — the sound 'バイオリン' (baiorin) mimics the English word 'violin' in katakana.
Cultural Note
Violins (バイオリン baiorin) are popular in classical music education and performances in Japan. Many schools have orchestras, and violinists like Midori Goto are internationally renowned.
Forms
Base: バイオリンNoun written in katakana for foreign loanwords. Refers to the musical instrument violin. Used in contexts like 『バイオリンを弾く』 (baiorin o hiku, 'to play the violin').