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Ukulele, a Hawaiian mini guitar, is generally translated into ukulele in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and is generally called ukulele in Chinese mainland. It is a four-string Hawaiian plucked instrument, invented in Portugal and prevailing in Hawaii, belonging to the family of guitar instruments.

Chinese name: Hawaiian mini guitar

Transliteration name: ukulele, ukulele

English name: ukulele means "coming gift" in Hawaiian language of Creary-Uku (gift), Lele (arrival), pronunciation: {oo-koo-ley-ley}

/kloc-In the 9th century, immigrants from Portugal came to Hawaii with ukulele and became a local instrument similar to a mini guitar. At the beginning of the 20th century, ukulele gained the attention of the whole United States and gradually spread to the international community.

The difference from guitar: ukulele has only four strings, and guitar has six.

There are at least the following legends about ukulele:

1, Queen Lili'uokalani thinks it comes from a gift with Hawaiian words "come here", or "uku" (gift or reward) and "lele" (coming). Another view is that this instrument was originally called "ukekelele" or "Dancingukeke”(ukeke is a Hawaiian lyre). However, since 17 and 18 centuries, European immigrants have increased. Because of different accents, it has been misread as "ukulele" for many years.

It is also said that a British general named Edward Walvis took his bodyguard to see King David Karakava of Hawaii. Because he is very good at playing Blagi Nia (the predecessor of ukulele), and this instrument looks small and full of energy, most Hawaiians just call him You Creary, which means jumping flea.

About the origin of ukulele, the most famous version is the story of GabrielDavian and W.L.Wilcox, two of the most famous families in early Hawaii. Once Gabrielle was going to attend the wedding reception of Witkey's new home in Cahill, and she brought her own ukulele. When people were curious about the name of this cute little instrument, Gabriel replied, "JumpingFlea" and asked Wake, who is proficient in Hawaiian, how to translate it. Wei ke's answer: ukulele.

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