libretto in Japanese
libretto in Japanese is リブレット, 台本 — libretto means the words written for a musical stage work such as an opera.
libretto in Japanese
リブレット
Pronounced: riburetto
The text of a dramatic musical work, such as an opera.
リブレット
Pronounced: riburetto
A book containing such a text.
台本
Pronounced: daihon
A book containing such a text.
What does "libretto" mean?
- noun The words written for a musical stage work such as an opera.
- noun A printed book that contains these words.
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What is "libretto" in Japanese?
"libretto" in Japanese is リブレット, 台本. libretto means: The words written for a musical stage work such as an opera.
How do you pronounce リブレット?
"libretto" in Japanese is リブレット, pronounced "riburetto".
Are there other ways to say "libretto" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "libretto": リブレット, 台本.
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