How to say 'Mood' in Japanese | ムード

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The Japanese word for Mood is 'Muudo', written as ムード in Japanese.

word

ムード

Meaning

Mood

Reading

Muudo

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'ムード (むーど)' means 'mood'. It refers to the atmosphere, emotional state, or feeling of a situation, place, or person. This word is often used in contexts like describing the ambiance of a room, the tone of a conversation, or someone's emotional state. For example: The mood of the party was lively「パーティーのムードは活気があった」(ぱーてぃーのむーどはかっきがあった). Her mood changed suddenly「彼女のムードが急に変わった」(かのじょのむーどがきゅうにかわった). It is a loanword from English, so it is written in katakana and often used in casual or modern contexts.

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

5531

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word ムード

This word contains 2 Katakana characters :

katakana

ム

Reading

katakana

ド

Reading

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'Muudo' means 'Mood' .

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