controversy in Japanese
controversy in Japanese is 論争 — controversy means public disagreement or debate, often heated, about a particular issue.
controversy in Japanese
論争
Pronounced: ronsō
A debate or discussion of opposing opinions; (generally) strife.
What does "controversy" mean?
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noun Public disagreement or debate, often heated, about a particular issue.
"The new parking rules caused controversy among residents on our street."
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controversy in a sentence
- The new parking rules caused controversy among residents on our street.
- The film sparked controversy over its portrayal of the war.
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What is "controversy" in Japanese?
"controversy" in Japanese is 論争. controversy means: Public disagreement or debate, often heated, about a particular issue.
How do you pronounce 論争?
"controversy" in Japanese is 論争, pronounced "ronsō".
How do you use "controversy" in a sentence?
Example: "The new parking rules caused controversy among residents on our street." In Japanese, "controversy" is 論争.
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