IPA: /ˈlʌŋɡi/
KK: /lʌŋɡi/
A type of traditional garment worn in South Asia, typically a long piece of cloth wrapped around the waist and tied, often used as a sarong.
He wore a lungyi to stay cool in the hot weather.
This word originates from Chinese, meaning a type of traditional clothing or garment worn in various cultures, particularly in East Asia.
Think of traditional clothing from East Asia when you hear 'lungyi' — it helps you remember that it's a specific type of garment.