TT
TT is a Japanese abbreviation used for a specific song title or a brand name.
This abbreviation is used to represent the title of a specific song or a brand name in written Japanese.
Did you know?
- In Japanese internet slang, TT is a visual emoticon representing a crying face, where the two 'T's are streams of tears falling from eyes.
- In Japanese pop culture, the visual of TT is so recognizable that it can be conveyed through a physical gesture, such as pointing fingers down the cheeks to mimic the vertical lines of the letter 'T'.
- In some Japanese online contexts, using 'TT' can feel more 'cute' or 'kawaii' than using standard Japanese words for 'crying', such as 'naku'.
Examples in context
- このTTのロゴ、可愛いね。Kono TT no rogo, kawaii ne.This TT logo is cute, isn't it?
- 新しいTTの曲を聴いた？Atarashii TT no kyoku o kiita?Have you heard the new TT song?
- TTの限定モデルが欲しい。TT no gentei moderu ga hoshii.I want the limited TT model.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about music.
- 陽葵 Himari健太、TTはもう聴いた？Kenta, TT wa mō kiita?Kenta, have you listened to TT yet?
- 健太 Kentaうん、すごくいい曲だね。Un, sugoku ii kyoku da ne.Yeah, it's a really great song.
- 陽葵 Himari私もTTが大好き！Watashi mo TT ga daisuki!I love TT too!
- 健太 Kenta一緒に踊ってみようか。Issho ni odotte miyō ka.Shall we try dancing to it together?
