surreal in Japanese
surreal in Japanese is シュール, 超現実的 — surreal means strange and dreamlike, in a way that feels unreal or bizarre.
surreal in Japanese
シュール
Pronounced: shūru
Resembling a dream: fantastic and incongruous.
超現実的
Pronounced: chōgenjitsuteki
Resembling a dream: fantastic and incongruous.
What does "surreal" mean?
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adj Strange and dreamlike, in a way that feels unreal or bizarre.
"Standing on the empty street at 3am felt completely surreal."
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surreal in a sentence
- Standing on the empty street at 3am felt completely surreal.
- The painting had a surreal quality, with melting shapes and impossible angles.
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What is "surreal" in Japanese?
"surreal" in Japanese is シュール, 超現実的. surreal means: Strange and dreamlike, in a way that feels unreal or bizarre.
How do you pronounce シュール?
"surreal" in Japanese is シュール, pronounced "shūru".
How do you use "surreal" in a sentence?
Example: "Standing on the empty street at 3am felt completely surreal." In Japanese, "surreal" is シュール, 超現実的.
Are there other ways to say "surreal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "surreal": シュール, 超現実的.
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