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What does L mean in Japanese?

"L" in Japanese can have several meanings depending on the context:

1. Romanization of the Japanese sound "ル" (ru): This is the most common meaning. The sound "ru" is represented by "ル" in katakana and "る" in hiragana.

2. Abbreviation: In some cases, "L" can be an abbreviation for a Japanese word or phrase, for example:

* Lサイズ (L saizu): Large size

* L字型 (L ji gata): L-shape

* L型 (L gata): L-type

* Lチキ (L chiki): L-chicken (a popular fried chicken item from a Japanese fast-food chain)

3. Part of a loanword: "L" can be part of a loanword from English or other languages, such as:

* レベル (reberu): Level

* ラグビー (ragubī): Rugby

* ロンドン (Rondon): London

4. Other meanings:

* In some specific contexts, "L" might have other meanings. For example, it can be used as a symbol for a particular company or brand.

To understand the meaning of "L" in a specific context, you need to look at the surrounding words or the overall sentence.

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