ukulele

IPA: jukʌɫˈeɪɫi

noun

  • A small four-stringed guitar.
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Examples of "ukulele" in Sentences

  • Here in Hawaii the ukulele is still a large part of our culture.
  • The ukulele is a cultural icon that is seen virtually everywhere here.
  • The Hawaiians gave the instrument the name ukulele, which translates to ‘jumping flea.’
  • The ukulele is not an instrument you normally associate with the blues; nor is the blues section where you'd expect to find a Cyndi Lauper CD.
  • The ukulele, which was based on the four-stringed braginho or cavaquinhos from Portugal is an example of an earlier small-sized European guitar being introduced to a different society; the word ukulele is Hawaiian for "flea".
  • Godfrey learned to play the ukulele from a Hawaiian shipmate while he was in the Navy, and when he went on television to promote the new plastic ukuleles, more than 9 million ukuleles were sold, in the second great-wave of ukulele popularity.
  • One of the interesting things about practicing ukulele is that since I like to sing as well, finding songs to practice is a balance between what has manageable chords, and what has a melody I already know (hopefully it fits my vocal range as well).

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