How to say 'Demonstration' in Japanese | デモ

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The Japanese word for Demonstration is 'Demo', written as デモ in Japanese.

word

デモ

Meaning

Demonstration

Reading

Demo

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'デモ (demo)' is a loanword derived from the English 'demonstration'. It refers to a public display of group opinion, often in the form of a march or rally, typically for political or social causes. This term is commonly used in contexts involving protests, advocacy, or public gatherings to express collective demands or support. For example: There was a big demonstration yesterday「昨日は大きなデモがあった」(きのうはおおきなデモがあった). They organized a demonstration for climate change「彼らは気候変動のためのデモを組織した」(かれらはきこうへんどうのためのデモをそしきした).

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

5218

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word デモ

This word contains 2 Katakana characters :

katakana

デ

Reading

katakana

モ

Reading

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