anthem in Japanese
anthem in Japanese is 国歌, 聖歌 — anthem means a formal, often patriotic or ceremonial song that represents a nation, group, or cause.
anthem in Japanese
国歌
Pronounced: kokka
A choral or vocal composition, often with a religious or political lyric.
聖歌
Pronounced: seika
A hymn of praise or loyalty.
What does "anthem" mean?
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noun A formal, often patriotic or ceremonial song that represents a nation, group, or cause.
"The crowd stood as the national anthem played before the match."
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noun A solemn religious choral piece, often sung during a church service.
"The choir performed an anthem written specially for the cathedral's anniversary."
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anthem in a sentence
- The crowd stood as the national anthem played before the match.
- The band's biggest hit became an anthem for a whole generation of fans.
- The choir performed an anthem written specially for the cathedral's anniversary.
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What is "anthem" in Japanese?
"anthem" in Japanese is 国歌, 聖歌. anthem means: A formal, often patriotic or ceremonial song that represents a nation, group, or cause.
How do you pronounce 国歌?
"anthem" in Japanese is 国歌, pronounced "kokka".
How do you use "anthem" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd stood as the national anthem played before the match." In Japanese, "anthem" is 国歌, 聖歌.
Are there other ways to say "anthem" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "anthem": 国歌, 聖歌.
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