YOLO in Japanese
YOLO in Japanese is 一度きり — YOLO means used informally to justify a bold, reckless, or spontaneous decision, from the phrase "you only live once.".
YOLO in Japanese
一度きり
Pronounced: ichidokiri
(slang) Acronym of you only live once, i.e. expressing the view that one should make the most of the present moment.
What does "YOLO" mean?
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verb Used informally to justify a bold, reckless, or spontaneous decision, from the phrase "you only live once."
""I'm quitting my job to travel," she said. "YOLO.""
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YOLO in a sentence
- "I'm quitting my job to travel," she said. "YOLO."
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What is "YOLO" in Japanese?
"YOLO" in Japanese is 一度きり. YOLO means: Used informally to justify a bold, reckless, or spontaneous decision, from the phrase "you only live once."
How do you pronounce 一度きり?
"YOLO" in Japanese is 一度きり, pronounced "ichidokiri".
How do you use "YOLO" in a sentence?
Example: ""I'm quitting my job to travel," she said. "YOLO."" In Japanese, "YOLO" is 一度きり.
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