J-pop

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Borrowed from Japanese J-POP (jeipoppu), from J- + pop, an abbreviation of English Japanese pop, coined by Tokyo radio station J‐WAVE in 1988.

25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: جِاي-بُوب (jey-būb) — Japanese pop music
• Arabic: جِاي-بُوب (jey-pop) — Japanese pop music
• Chinese Mandarin: 日本流行音樂 /日本流行音乐 (Rìběn liúxíng yīnyuè) — Japanese pop music
• Finnish: J-pop — Japanese pop music
• Finnish: japsipoppi — Japanese pop music
• Finnish: japanilainen pop — Japanese pop music
• French: J-pop — Japanese pop music
• French: pop japonaise — Japanese pop music
• German: J-Pop — Japanese pop music
• Indonesian: J-pop — Japanese pop music
• Japanese: J-POP (jē-poppu) — Japanese pop music
• Japanese: Jポップ (jē-poppu) — Japanese pop music
• Japanese: ジェー・ポップ (jē-poppu) — Japanese pop music
• Korean: J-pop (jei-pap) — Japanese pop music
• Korean: J팝 (jeipap) — Japanese pop music
• Korean: 제이팝 (jeipap) — Japanese pop music
• Korean: 일본 팝 음악 (ilbon pap eumak) — Japanese pop music
• Marathi: जे-पॉप (je-pŏp) — Japanese pop music
• Portuguese: J-pop — Japanese pop music
• Russian: джей-по́п (džej-póp) — Japanese pop music
• Russian: япо́нский поп (japónskij pop) — Japanese pop music
• Russian: япо́нская поп-му́зыка (japónskaja pop-múzyka) — Japanese pop music
• Spanish: J-Pop — Japanese pop music
• Thai: เจ-ป็อป (jay-bpòp) — Japanese pop music
• Vietnamese: J-Pop — Japanese pop music