olé in Japanese
olé in Japanese is オーレ — olé means an exclamation shouted to cheer on a performer, bullfighter, or sports team.
olé in Japanese
オーレ
Pronounced: ōre
An expression of excitement. Hooray!
What does "olé" mean?
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intj An exclamation shouted to cheer on a performer, bullfighter, or sports team.
"The crowd chanted "Ole! Ole! Ole!" as the team scored."
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olé in a sentence
- The crowd chanted "Ole! Ole! Ole!" as the team scored.
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What is "olé" in Japanese?
"olé" in Japanese is オーレ. olé means: An exclamation shouted to cheer on a performer, bullfighter, or sports team.
How do you pronounce オーレ?
"olé" in Japanese is オーレ, pronounced "ōre".
How do you use "olé" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd chanted "Ole! Ole! Ole!" as the team scored." In Japanese, "olé" is オーレ.
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