This is the 6378th most frequent Japanese word.
シュプレヒコール
"シュプレヒコール" (shupurehikōru) refers to "chanting slogans" or "call-and-response chants" typically used in demonstrations or protests.
The word シュプレヒコール is used here to describe the act of chanting slogans collectively during a protest, reflecting its meaning of 'slogan chant'.
抗議デモで参加者がシュプレヒコールを繰り返していました。
During the protest demonstration, participants were repeatedly chanting slogans.
The term シュプレヒコール in this sentence indicates a method or tool to convey a message to the public, aligning with its usage in rallying contexts.
彼らはシュプレヒコールを使って社会問題への関心を訴えました。
They used slogan chants to appeal for awareness of social issues.
The word シュプレヒコール describes the audible chanting occurring in the streets during a demonstration or event, emphasizing the vocal aspect of the act.