emo in Japanese
emo in Japanese is エモ — emo means a style of guitar-driven rock music known for emotional, often confessional lyrics, along with the subculture and fashion associated with it.
emo in Japanese
エモ
Pronounced: emo
Associated with youth subcultures which are associated with the above-mentioned musical genre(s) and with emotional sensitivity.
What does "emo" mean?
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noun A style of guitar-driven rock music known for emotional, often confessional lyrics, along with the subculture and fashion associated with it.
"His playlist was full of emo bands from the mid-2000s."
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adj Openly emotional, sensitive, or melancholic, especially in an exaggerated or self-dramatizing way.
"He got a bit emo after the breakup and wouldn't stop texting sad lyrics."
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emo in a sentence
- His playlist was full of emo bands from the mid-2000s.
- The emo scene had its own distinctive look, from dyed black hair to skinny jeans.
- He got a bit emo after the breakup and wouldn't stop texting sad lyrics.
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What is "emo" in Japanese?
"emo" in Japanese is エモ. emo means: A style of guitar-driven rock music known for emotional, often confessional lyrics, along with the subculture and fashion associated with it.
How do you pronounce エモ?
"emo" in Japanese is エモ, pronounced "emo".
How do you use "emo" in a sentence?
Example: "His playlist was full of emo bands from the mid-2000s." In Japanese, "emo" is エモ.
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