Newtro
Hi teachers~
I am wondering if 'newtro' is English word. I guess not, but I am not sure.
The word is the new black here in South Korea, and it seems to mean the same as 'retro.'
Thank you in advance~
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"Newtro" is not in the Urban Dictionary, and if even they don't want a piece of that …. I am not aware of it. It seems to me that it would sound like it's spelled "neutro" and has something to do with "neutral".
- "Newtro" is not in the Urban Dictionary, and if even they don't want a piece of that ….
- I am not aware of it.
- It seems to me that it would sound like it's spelled "neutro" and has something to do with "neutral".
- Anyway, if it means "retro" why not just say "retro"?
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"Newtro" is not in the Urban Dictionary, and if even they don't want a piece of that ….
I am not aware of it. It seems to me that it would sound like it's spelled "neutro" and has something to do with "neutral". Anyway, if it means "retro" why not just say "retro"?
0pen slide 883I am wondering if 'newtro' is English word.
Not even the Urban Dictionary can find it, so I'd say it's not used much in English-speaking countries. All references to "newtro" that I have seen describe it as a current trend in South Korea.
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