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jrock IS THE LIFE. (just fyi if u didnt know)
Well, you don't really "spell" in Chinese, so I'm supposing you either meant how to write it phonetically or the actual Chinese characters.
so here you go:
[phonetically]: Rìběn yáogǔnyuè
[characters-simplified]: 日本摇滚乐
[characters-traditional]: 日本搖滾樂
hope this helped!
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jrock IS THE LIFE. (just fyi if u didnt know) Well, you don't really "spell" in Chinese, so I'm supposing you either meant how to write it phonetically or the actual Chinese characters. so here you go: [phonetically]: Rìběn yáogǔnyuè [characters-simplified]: 日本摇滚乐 [characters-traditional]: 日本搖滾樂 hope this helped! K.
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