encore in Japanese
encore in Japanese is アンコール！, アンコール — encore means a short extra performance given after the main show, usually by audience demand.
encore in Japanese
アンコール！
Pronounced: ankōru！
(said by audience members after a performance) Please perform again!
アンコール
Pronounced: ankōru
A brief extra performance, done after the main performance is complete.
What does "encore" mean?
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noun A short extra performance given after the main show, usually by audience demand.
"The band came back on stage for a two-song encore."
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intj Used to call for an extra performance.
"The crowd chanted "Encore!" until the singer returned."
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encore in a sentence
- The band came back on stage for a two-song encore.
- The crowd chanted "Encore!" until the singer returned.
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What is "encore" in Japanese?
"encore" in Japanese is アンコール！, アンコール. encore means: A short extra performance given after the main show, usually by audience demand.
How do you pronounce アンコール！?
"encore" in Japanese is アンコール！, pronounced "ankōru！".
How do you use "encore" in a sentence?
Example: "The band came back on stage for a two-song encore." In Japanese, "encore" is アンコール！, アンコール.
Are there other ways to say "encore" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "encore": アンコール！, アンコール.
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