otaku in Greek
otaku in Greek is οτάκου — otaku means someone with an intense, all-consuming interest in a hobby or subject, especially a devoted fan of Japanese anime or manga.
otaku in Greek
οτάκου
Pronounced: otakou
(fandom) One with an obsessive interest in something, particularly (originally, _, pejorative) an obsessive Japanese fan of anime or manga.
What does "otaku" mean?
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noun Someone with an intense, all-consuming interest in a hobby or subject, especially a devoted fan of Japanese anime or manga.
"He's a total otaku — his apartment is wall-to-wall anime figures and manga volumes."
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otaku in a sentence
- He's a total otaku — his apartment is wall-to-wall anime figures and manga volumes.
- She got into anime as a teenager and has been a proud otaku ever since.
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What is "otaku" in Greek?
"otaku" in Greek is οτάκου. otaku means: Someone with an intense, all-consuming interest in a hobby or subject, especially a devoted fan of Japanese anime or manga.
How do you pronounce οτάκου?
"otaku" in Greek is οτάκου, pronounced "otakou".
How do you use "otaku" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a total otaku — his apartment is wall-to-wall anime figures and manga volumes." In Greek, "otaku" is οτάκου.
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