neo- in Japanese
neo- in Japanese is 新, 現, 現代 — neo- means a given name or nickname, often associated with the "chosen one" hacker character from the film The Matrix.
neo- in Japanese
新
Pronounced: shin
new
現
Pronounced: utsutsu
contemporary
現代
Pronounced: gendai
contemporary
What does "neo-" mean?
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noun A given name or nickname, often associated with the "chosen one" hacker character from the film The Matrix.
"Fans still argue about what Neo's powers really meant for the story."
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neo- in a sentence
- Fans still argue about what Neo's powers really meant for the story.
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What is "neo-" in Japanese?
"neo-" in Japanese is 新, 現, 現代. neo- means: A given name or nickname, often associated with the "chosen one" hacker character from the film The Matrix.
How do you pronounce 新?
"neo-" in Japanese is 新, pronounced "shin".
How do you use "neo-" in a sentence?
Example: "Fans still argue about what Neo's powers really meant for the story." In Japanese, "neo-" is 新, 現, 現代.
Are there other ways to say "neo-" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "neo-": 新, 現, 現代.
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