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album in Japanese

album in Japanese is アルバム, 写真帖 — album means a collection of music released together as one unit, usually enough to fill a full-length record or its digital equivalent.

album in Japanese

アルバム
noun
Pronounced: arubamu
A book specially designed to keep photographs, stamps, or autographs.
写真帖
noun
A book specially designed to keep photographs, stamps, or autographs.
アルバム
noun
Pronounced: arubamu

What does "album" mean?

  1. noun A collection of music released together as one unit, usually enough to fill a full-length record or its digital equivalent.
    "The band spent two years writing their second album."
  2. noun A book with blank pages for mounting photographs, stamps, or other keepsakes.
    "His grandmother kept every family photo in a leather-bound album."
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album in a sentence

  • The band spent two years writing their second album.
  • She listened to the album straight through on the train home.
  • His grandmother kept every family photo in a leather-bound album.

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What is "album" in Japanese?

"album" in Japanese is アルバム, 写真帖. album means: A collection of music released together as one unit, usually enough to fill a full-length record or its digital equivalent.

How do you pronounce アルバム?

"album" in Japanese is アルバム, pronounced "arubamu".

How do you use "album" in a sentence?

Example: "The band spent two years writing their second album." In Japanese, "album" is アルバム, 写真帖.

Are there other ways to say "album" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "album": アルバム, 写真帖.

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