English–Japanese
“cheering” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiseien
Example
観客の声援は大きかったです。kan kyaku no sei en wa ō ki ka tta de su
The crowd's cheering was loud.
How to say “cheering” in Japanese
“Cheering” in Japanese is 声援 (seien).
It describes support expressed aloud, especially by calling out to someone during a contest or difficult effort.
Example sentences with 声援
選手は最後まで観客の声援に応えました。sen shu wa sai go ma de kan kyaku no sei en ni kota e ma shi ta
The athlete responded to the crowd's cheers until the very end.
Tips for using 声援
- In Japanese sports coverage, 声援 (seien) often refers to a crowd's shouted support rather than applause alone, distinguishing vocal cheering from other audience reactions.