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Japanese
和洋折衷 on Japanese Wikipedia
Etymology
Yojijukugo (四字熟語), from 和洋 (wayō, “Japan and the West”) + 折衷 (setchū, “compromise”).
Pronunciation
Noun
和洋折衷 • (wayō setchū) ←わやうせつちゆう (wayau setutyuu)?
- a blend of Japanese and Western elements
1997 December 20 [1997 October 15], Tokihiko Matsuura, “第1話 初恋 [Chapter 1: First Love]”, in タキシード銀 [Tuxedo Gin], 2nd edition, volume 1 (fiction), Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN, page 34:
- ——しかし、坊主の格好に天使の輪と羽——和洋折衷か?無節操な…
- ——Shikashi, bōzu no kakkō ni tenshi no wa to hane—— wayō setchū ka? Musessō na…
- —One thing tho, are you tryna get to a harmony of Japanese and Western styles—with the angel’s halo and wings on a Buddhist monk’s look? More like a clash…
し…失礼な‼- Shi… Shitsurei na‼
- Y… You insolent jerk!!
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