The Japanese word for 'typhoon' is å°é¢¨ (taifuu). The pronunciation is very similar to that of English, except that the final 'n' is dropped.
The Japanese word for 'typhoon' is台風 (taifuu).Example:台風がに日本に近づいている (taifuu ga nihon ni chikadzuiteiru) - "A typhoon is approaching Japan."
tai-fu (typhoon in English).
"Cyclone" in the sense of a hurricane/typhoon would be 'taifuu'. In the sense of a tornado, it would be 'tatsumaki'.
noon, moon, spoon, tune, soon, loon, commune, platoon, lagoon,
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台風 (taifuu) The word 'typhoon' actually comes from Japanese :)
Typhoon is the Japanese word for a hurricane
The typhoon brought severe damage to the Japanese coast.
strong storms
Kamikaze
The Japanese word for 'typhoon' is台風 (taifuu).Example:台風がに日本に近づいている (taifuu ga nihon ni chikadzuiteiru) - "A typhoon is approaching Japan."
台風 (tai-fuu) This word actually comes from Japanese
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The English word typhoon originated from the Japanese word 'taifu'.
tai-fu (typhoon in English).
a typhoon.
English: Typhoon Spanish: Tifón French: Typhon Chinese: Táifēng Japanese: Taifū Russian: Taĭfun German: Taifun Italian: Tifone