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Esperanto
Etymology
Borrowed from Japanese カラオケ (karaoke) + -o.
Pronunciation
Noun
karaoko (accusative singular karaokon, plural karaokoj, accusative plural karaokojn)
- karaoke
2002 February 28, Manuel Pancorbo, “Re: Euxropa Kantokonkurso: Greka Kanto Elektita”, in soc.culture.esperanto (Usenet), message-ID <[email protected]>:La muziko estas skatola sed la voĉo estas sentrompe "viva" (do, grandioza karaoko).- The music is canned but the voice is undeceptively “live” (so, grandiose karaoke).
2006, Quentin, “Festo-2006 kastela viv'”, in JeunEsperanto Info, Junulara Esperantista Franca Organizo:Sed tiuj improvizaĵoj estas agrablaj: la dagestana ĥoro de lundo estis anstataŭigita per kabaredumo, karaoko anstataŭis Kajto-n marde.- But those improvisations are pleasant: the Dagestani choir on Monday was replaced by a cabaret soirée, karaoke took the place of Kajto Tuesday.