Lolo in Japanese
Lolo in Japanese is 彝族 — Lolo means (informal, in some cultures, especially Filipino English) A term for one's grandfather.
Lolo in Japanese
彝族
Pronounced: izoku
(obsolete) the Yi people
What does "Lolo" mean?
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noun (informal, in some cultures, especially Filipino English) A term for one's grandfather.
"My lolo tells the best stories about the old days."
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Lolo in a sentence
- My lolo tells the best stories about the old days.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Lolo" in Japanese?
"Lolo" in Japanese is 彝族. Lolo means: (informal, in some cultures, especially Filipino English) A term for one's grandfather.
How do you pronounce 彝族?
"Lolo" in Japanese is 彝族, pronounced "izoku".
How do you use "Lolo" in a sentence?
Example: "My lolo tells the best stories about the old days." In Japanese, "Lolo" is 彝族.
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