hipster in Japanese
hipster in Japanese is ヒップスター — hipster means someone who follows the latest trends, styles, and alternative culture, often self-consciously.
hipster in Japanese
ヒップスター
Pronounced: hippusutā
A person who is keenly interested in the latest trends or fashions. [from earlier 20th c.]
What does "hipster" mean?
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noun Someone who follows the latest trends, styles, and alternative culture, often self-consciously.
"The neighborhood filled with coffee shops and vintage stores popular with hipsters."
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noun A member of a bohemian or countercultural scene.
"The old jazz clubs were full of hipsters in the 1950s."
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hipster in a sentence
- The neighborhood filled with coffee shops and vintage stores popular with hipsters.
- He grew a beard and started wearing thick-framed glasses like every other hipster in town.
- The old jazz clubs were full of hipsters in the 1950s.
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What is "hipster" in Japanese?
"hipster" in Japanese is ヒップスター. hipster means: Someone who follows the latest trends, styles, and alternative culture, often self-consciously.
How do you pronounce ヒップスター?
"hipster" in Japanese is ヒップスター, pronounced "hippusutā".
How do you use "hipster" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighborhood filled with coffee shops and vintage stores popular with hipsters." In Japanese, "hipster" is ヒップスター.
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