Iku Dō-on (異口同音 - Unanimously)

Iku Dō-on

The four-character idiom 'iku dō-on' (異口同音) represents that many people say the same thing or opinion.

'i' (異) means "difference," 'ku/kuchi' (口) means "mouth," 'dō' (同) means "same," and 'on' (音) means "sound."

That is to say, 'iku dō-on' literally means that many different mouths emit the same sound.

This idiom is usually used as an adverb with the case particle 'ni' (に), such as 'iku dō-on ni' (異口同音に).

It can be translated into English as "unanimously" or "with one voice."

異口同音

多くの人が口を揃えて同じことや意見を言うことを「異口同音」といいます。

「異」は "difference"、「口」は "mouth"、「同」は "same"、「音」は "sound" を意味します。

すなわち「異口同音」は、文字どおり「異なる口から同じ音が発せられている」ということを表します。

この四字熟語は格助詞「に」を伴って、副詞的に使われることが多いです。

英語では "unanimously" や "with one voice" と訳されます。

• Iku Dō-on (異口同音 - Unanimously)
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• The four-character idiom 'iku dō-on' (異口同音) represents that many people say the same thing or opinion.
• The four-character idiom 'iku dō-on' (異口同音) means that, many people say the same thing or have the same opinion.

• 'i' (異) means "difference," 'ku/kuchi' (口) means "mouth," 'dō' (同) means "same," and 'on' (音) means "sound."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• That is to say, 'iku dō-on' literally means that many different mouths emit the same sound.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This idiom is usually used as an adverb with the case particle 'ni' (に), such as 'iku dō-on ni' (異口同音に).
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• It can be translated into English as "unanimously" or "with one voice."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

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• The four-character idiom 'iku dō-on' (異口同音) represents that many people say the same thing or opinion.
• The four-character idiom 'iku dō-on' (異口同音) represents means that many people say the same thing or have the same opinion.

  It would be technically more correct this way, but your original sentence is completely fine

• 'i' (異) means "difference," 'ku/kuchi' (口) means "mouth," 'dō' (同) means "same," and 'on' (音) means "sound."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• That is to say, 'iku dō-on' literally means that many different mouths emit the same sound.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This idiom is usually used as an adverb with the case particle 'ni' (に), such as 'iku dō-on ni' (異口同音に).
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• It can be translated into English as "unanimously" or "with one voice."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!