International Unicycle

On another thread, Amal recently wrote the word unicycle in Arabic. I thought it would be great for us to have a thread with unicycle written in as many languages as we can.

I know we could just do a cut and paste search but this is will be more fun.
We can use various size and style font as well as color.

I’ll start… in Korean:

외발자전거

In French… monocycle.

I wrote my name in Arabic, Unibugg, NOT the word unicycle.

The word unicycle in Arabic is:

الدراجة الأحادية

2 words.

Cool idea guys,
I’m learning arabic at University and was wondering what the word for unicycle was! Thats something i can put in my next conversation exercise,
mark

Yess yess… sorry… I sent you a pm to explain the mistake…

Amal is pretty in English Korean and Arabic. :smiley: 'scuse me … :wink:

Since I have been checking the chinese website of eBay for unis, I figured out the chinese word for unicycle:

独轮车

That’s the only chinese word I know :smiley:

Deutsch ist Einrad

oh, and english is unicycle :wink:

Hi there napalm. I’m a native Arabic and have BA in English :slight_smile:
I work as a translator in English-Arabic. So if you need any help in Arabic, just pm. I’ll be happy to help anytime :smiley:

I think the spanish word is uniciclo

I’m totally not familiar with those Chinese characters. My Sino-Japanese-Korean dictionary is no help either…

외발자전거 In Korean breaks down to…

외 (wei) only one
발 (bal) foot, wheel
자 (ja) alone, without outside power
전 (jun) moving on wheels
거 (gu) pronouncedgu as in gut means cart or transport

Too cool… putting this in a you tube search gets lots of new videos!

ein … one
rad? I’ll assume wheel…

I’ve seen monociclo too.

Japanese is Ichirinsha.

How do you pronounce it?

Japanese writing?

yes, but people often use it to mean bike. There are a bunch of fun words that can stem from “rad” my personal favorite is motoradfreaks (sp?) as you could guess, it literally means motorcycle freaks. Lol

I’ll get Kaori to come on here and write it when she’s online, I really have no clue,:slight_smile:

Addarajatu Al-ohadiyah (literally: cycle uni)

“AL” in Arabic stands for “the”. We use the article “the” a lot in Arabic, like in almsot all last names.

Hello everyone,

In Romania we say “monociclu” to the unicycle. It’s a little like in French :slight_smile:

Flaviu

In Greek it’s pronounced monopodeloto