"Do you like to listen to J-rock or J-pop?" "What does that mean?" "J-rock is Japanese rock, and J-pop is Japanese pop."
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"Do you like to listen to J-rock or J-pop?" "What does that mean?" "J-rock is Japanese rock, and J-pop is Japanese pop."
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Mary listens to J-pop and K-pop.
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The show's theme song sounded like a cross between J-pop and salsa, with a little bit of a 70's vibe thrown in for good measure.
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My friend Steve in university was muscular, but not bulky. He hailed from Xiānggǎng, but mostly grew up in North America. He was an enthusiast of the Japanese language and listened to J-pop whenever he could. His dream came true when he met a Japanese girl and eventually married her.
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