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We found 8 words and 667 examples matching 'しょうね'
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し ょ う ね ん 0
Most common form: 少年
noun
boy; juvenile; young boy; youth; lad
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し ょ う ね 3
noun
character; nature  (see also: 根性)
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し ょ う ね ん ば 0
Most common form: 正念場
noun
critical moment; do-or-die situation
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し ょ う ね ん だ ん 3
Most common form: 少年団
noun
Boy Scouts
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noun
1. pederasty; boy love
2. shōnen-ai (manga subgenre depicting romantic relationships between boys); boys' love  (see also: ボーイズラブ; manga slang)
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ほん
本
を
よ
読
んでいる
しょうねん
少年
はジョンです。
The boy reading a book is John.
わたし
私
は
しょうねん
少年
を
み
見
た。
I caught sight of the boy.
あの
しょうねん
少年
は
かっこう
格好
がいい。
That young man is a handsome figure.
うた
歌
を
うた
歌
っている
しょうねん
少年
は
わたし
私
の
おとうと
弟
です。
The boy singing a song is my brother.
どちらの
しょうねん
少年
にも
あ
会
わなかった。
I didn't see either boy.
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