French translation of yodeled is 
yodeled

Meaning of "yodeled" in English

"Yodeled" refers to a style of singing that involves rapid changes in pitch between the chest voice and falsetto, producing a distinctive vocal sound. This traditional singing technique originated in the Alpine regions of Europe and is often associated with Swiss, Austrian, and Bavarian cultures. In yodeling, the singer performs a series of continuous notes quickly alternating between the lower register and a higher pitch, creating a unique and recognizable sound. Yodeling has been incorporated into various music genres, including country and folk music, bringing a world of whimsy and fun to audiences.

Meaning of "yodeled" in French

In French, the word "yodeled" describes the same vocal technique characterized by quick and clear transitions between low and high notes, particularly between chest and head voice. The method known as "yodeling" is mostly linked with the Alpine culture, including the sound more generally referred to as "jodel" in German-speaking regions. Though not as mainstream in France, the idea of yodeling is synonymous with lively folklore music and international charm.

Pronunciation of "yodeled" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈjoʊdəld/

Pronunciation Variations: While the standard English pronunciation follows the given phonetic transcription, regional accents might slightly influence the vowel sounds, with variations primarily based on dialectical differences, such as in American or British English contexts.

Pronunciation of "yodeled" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /jɔdled/

Pronunciation Variations: French pronunciation of "yodeled" as a loanword would maintain a similar sound, though regional French accents might lend certain differences, particularly in the articulation of vowels, but major variations are uncommon as it retains its foreign origin.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. She yodeled across the mountain valleys, echoing back at her. (Elle a yodlé à travers les vallées de montagne, se faisant écho.)
2. The singer yodeled with remarkable skill during the concert. (La chanteuse a yodlé avec une habileté remarquable lors du concert.)
3. He yodeled a cheerful tune to entertain his friends. (Il a yodlé une mélodie joyeuse pour divertir ses amis.)
4. The sound of yodeled melodies brought nostalgia to the festival. (Le son des mélodies yodlées a apporté de la nostalgie au festival.)
5. As a child, she learned to yodel from her grandfather. (Enfant, elle a appris à yodler de son grand-père.)
6. A crowd gathered to hear the traditional yodeled songs. (Une foule s'est rassemblée pour entendre les chansons traditionnelles yodlées.)
7. He unexpectedly yodeled in the middle of the song. (Il a soudainement yodlé au milieu de la chanson.)
8. The echo of yodeled music filled the alpine air. (L'écho de la musique yodlée remplissait l'air alpin.)
9. She beautifully yodeled during her performance on stage. (Elle a magnifiquement yodlé lors de sa performance sur scène.)
10. He yodeled to express joy after hearing the good news. (Il a yodlé pour exprimer sa joie après avoir entendu la bonne nouvelle.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "yodeled" in English

Synonyms: sung, vocalized, chanted, warbled.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: crooned, trilled, intoned, serenaded.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "yodeled" in French

Synonyms: chanté, vocalisé, modulé, psalmodié.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: fredonné, entonné, gazouillé, modulé.

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