ヤマハ
Yamaha
The phrase ヤマハ is the Japanese way to say Yamaha.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Yamaha.
Did you know?
- While known globally for motorcycles, the name ヤマハ refers to the company's origins in making reed organs. The founder Torakusu Yamaha started by repairing organs before building his own.
- The name ヤマハ is written in Katakana, a writing system used primarily for foreign loanwords and names of foreign origin, even though the company is Japanese.
- The brand ヤマハ is split into two separate companies: Yamaha Corporation for instruments and Yamaha Motor Company. They share the same name and tuning fork logo but are legally independent.
Examples in context
- ヤマハの二輪車に乗るが大好きです。I love riding Yamaha motorcycles.This sentence is useful for expressing a love for riding motorcycles using ヤマハ.Tatoeba #10509317 by hjcccompany, translation #10509318 by hjcccompany
- 私はヤマハのピアノが大好きです。I love Yamaha pianos.
- ヤマハのピアノは音がとても綺麗です。Yamaha no piano wa oto ga totemo kirei desu.Yamaha pianos have a very beautiful sound.
- ヤマハの製品は信頼できます。Yamaha no seihin wa shinrai dekimasu.Yamaha products are reliable.
Example conversation
Yui and Yota are talking about their musical instruments.
- 結衣 Yui陽太くんは、何の楽器を練習しているの？Yota-kun wa, nan no gakki o renshū shite iru no?Yota, what instrument are you practicing?
- 陽太 Yotaヤマハの電子ピアノを練習しているよ。Yamaha no denshi piano o renshū shite iru yo.I'm practicing on a Yamaha digital piano.
- 結衣 Yuiいい音色だね！Ii neiro da ne!It has a great tone!
- 陽太 Yotaありがとう。使いやすくて気に入っているんだ。Arigatō. Tsukaiyasukute kiniitte iru n da.Thanks. I like it because it's easy to use.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
