How to say “club” in 35 different languages
Every one of these is a word that turns up in ordinary speech, not a dictionary curiosity — the number beside it is where it ranks in that language.
- club/ˈklub/ Spanish
- क्लब/kləb/ Hindi
- κλαμπ/ˈklab/ Greek
- מועדון/moʔaˈdon/ Hebrew
- клуб[kɫub] Ukrainian
- باشگاه[bɒːʃ.ɡɒːʱ] Persian
“club” in Spanish: club · French: club · German: club · Italian: club · Portuguese: clube · Hindi: क्लब · Turkish: kulübü · Greek: κλαμπ
It is commonest in French, where club is the 888th most used word.
Club in other languages, A to Z
- Afrikaans klub/ˈklœp/ #1,929
- Albanian klub/klub/ #1,404
- Basque elkarte/elkarte/ #1,604
- Bosnian klub/klûːb/ #1,065
- Bulgarian клуб[kɫup] #1,090
- Catalan club/ˈklup/ #950
- Croatian klub/klûːb/ #1,085
- Czech klub[ˈklup] #1,861
- Danish klubben/ˈklubən/ a club #1,901
- Esperanto klubo/ˈklubo/ #1,310
- Estonian klubi/ˈklub̥i/ #1,205
- French club/klœb/ #888
- German club/klʊp/ #1,648
- Greek κλαμπ/ˈklab/ #1,219
- Hebrew מועדון/moʔaˈdon/ #1,136
- Hindi क्लब/kləb/ #1,594
- Hungarian klub[ˈklubː] #2,472
- Indonesian klub/ˈklup/ club, an association of members joining… #991
- Italian club/ˈklab/ #1,102
- Lithuanian klubas[ˈklʊbɐs] #1,347
- Macedonian клуб[kɫup] #1,015
- Malay kelab/kəˈlab/ #949
- Norwegian klubben/ˈklʉbən/ a club #1,914
- Persian باشگاه[bɒːʃ.ɡɒːʱ] club, association #1,403
- Polish klubu/ˈklu.bu/ #2,080
- Portuguese clube/ˈklu.bi/ #1,108
- Romanian club/ˈklub/ #1,129
- Serbian klub/klûːb/ #1,065
- Slovak kasína/kasiːna/ #2,295
- Spanish club/ˈklub/ #889
- Swedish klubben/ˈklɵbɛn/ a club #1,874
- Tamil மன்றம்/mɐnrɐm/ association, club, forum #2,167
- Turkish kulübü/kulyˈby/ #1,926
- Ukrainian клуб[kɫub] #1,317
- Urdu کلب/kləb/ #1,211
The speaker reads the word in the voice the LangX app uses for that language — synthesised, not a recording of a native speaker, so treat it as a guide. A row without a button has no reading we are free to use, or none we trust, yet. Voices for Catalan (upc_ona (ca_ES), CC BY-SA 4.0) and Estonian (news (et_EE), CC BY 4.0).
Knowing the word is the easy half.
Using it with someone who speaks the language is the half that sticks.