Elmo in Japanese
Elmo in Japanese is エルモ — Elmo means a document camera — a device that projects a live image of a paper, book, or object onto a screen, common in classrooms.
Elmo in Japanese
What does "Elmo" mean?
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noun A document camera — a device that projects a live image of a paper, book, or object onto a screen, common in classrooms.
"The teacher put the worksheet under the Elmo so the whole class could see it."
Elmo in a sentence
- The teacher put the worksheet under the Elmo so the whole class could see it.
- Instead of photocopying the diagram, she just showed it on the Elmo.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Elmo" in Japanese?
"Elmo" in Japanese is エルモ. Elmo means: A document camera — a device that projects a live image of a paper, book, or object onto a screen, common in classrooms.
How do you pronounce エルモ?
"Elmo" in Japanese is エルモ, pronounced "erumo".
How do you use "Elmo" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher put the worksheet under the Elmo so the whole class could see it." In Japanese, "Elmo" is エルモ.