Duo
//ˈdjuː.əʊ//
Translations of "duo" (25 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalan | duet(twosome, especially musicians), duo(twosome, especially musicians), parell(any pair of two people), parella(any pair of two people) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 二重唱(twosome, especially musicians), 二重奏(twosome, especially musicians) | èrchóngchàng, èrchóngzòu | |
| Czech | duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Danish | duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Dutch | duo(twosome, especially musicians), koppel(twosome, especially musicians), paar(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Esperanto | duopo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Finnish | duo(twosome, especially musicians), pari(any pair of two people), parivaljakko(any pair of two people) | — | |
| French | duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| German | Duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Hebrew | צמד(twosome, especially musicians) | tsémed | |
| Hungarian | duó(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Icelandic | dúó(twosome, especially musicians), par(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Italian | duetto(twosome, especially musicians), duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Japanese | デュエット(twosome, especially musicians), デュオ(twosome, especially musicians), 二重唱(twosome, especially musicians), 二重奏(twosome, especially musicians) | dyuetto, dyuo, nijūshō, nijūsō | |
| Māori | takirua(twosome, especially musicians), tokorua(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Northern Sami | guovttis(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Portuguese | dupla(twosome, especially musicians), par(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Russian | дво́е(twosome, especially musicians), дво́йка(twosome, especially musicians), дуо(twosome, especially musicians), дуэ́т(twosome, especially musicians), па́ра(twosome, especially musicians) | dvóje, dvójka, duo, duét, pára | |
| Slovene | duet(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Spanish | dupla(twosome, especially musicians), dúo(twosome, especially musicians), equipo de dos(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Swedish | duo(twosome, especially musicians) | — | |
| Turkish | ikili(twosome, especially musicians), çift(any pair of two people) | — | |
| Ukrainian | дві́йка(any pair of two people), дуе́т(twosome, especially musicians) | dvíjka, duét |
duet, duo, parell, parella
duo
duo
duo, koppel, paar
duopo
duo, pari, parivaljakko
duo
Duo
duó
dúó, par
duetto, duo
takirua, tokorua
guovttis
dupla, par
duet
dupla, dúo, equipo de dos
duo
ikili, çift
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