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popularobsolete readingirregular readingrarely used kanji formusually written using kana alonepre-noun adjectivaladjective (generic)

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そう言う

然う言う

rarely used kanji form

そーゆー

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irregular reading
そーゆー
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そーゆー
sooyuu

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usually written using kana alonepre-noun adjectival
such, like that, that sort of

derartig, dermaßen

tal, como eso, ese tipo de, muy

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JMDict ID: 1394680

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Short URL: https://jpdct.com/FUf4

This word is detected as being common, but is not included in other lists.

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Japanese sentence
そういうことは口にするな。
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そういうことは口にするな。
Meaning
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Don't talk about such a thing.
Ne parle pas d'une telle chose.
Não fale sobre tal coisa.
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