熱唱（ねっしょう、neっshou）
- passionate singing

The Japanese word 熱唱 means to sing with passion, enthusiasm, and a lot of energy. It implies a powerful and expressive vocal performance, often involving emotional delivery and a strong connection with the song. It suggests more than just singing; it conveys the idea of pouring one's heart and soul into the performance. The 熱唱 can describe any genre or any song, but it is often used when talking about Pop, Rock, and Enka(Japanese traditional music).

⚫︎ 歌手は観客の前で情熱的に 熱唱 している。 Translation: The singer is passionately singing in front of the audience. ⚫︎ 彼女はコンサートで圧巻の 熱唱 を披露した。 Translation: She gave a stunning and powerful vocal performance at the concert. ⚫︎ 彼はカラオケで得意な歌を 熱唱 していた。 Translation: He was singing his favorite song with passion at karaoke.

This word is used to describe a powerful, passionate, and energetic vocal performance. You can use it when talking about concerts, karaoke, or any situation where someone is singing with great emotion and effort. It's often used to praise a singer's performance.

熱唱 is written with the kanji 熱 (ne, meaning "heat," "passion") and 唱 (shou, meaning "sing," "chant"). The reading is typically ねっしょう in hiragana. There are no other ways to write this word. The okurigana is standard.

⚫︎ 熱演 (netsuen) - passionate performance (can be used for singing, acting, etc.) ⚫︎ 歌い上げる (utaiageru) - to sing with great feeling, to belt out ⚫︎ 力唱 (rikishou) - to sing with power

⚫︎ ささやく (sasayaku) - to whisper ⚫︎ 歌う (utau) - to sing (general term) ⚫︎ 静かに歌う (shizuka ni utau) - to sing quietly

彼はアンコールで、魂を込めて 熱唱 した。 ・Translation: He sang with all his heart during the encore. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the singer's passionate performance during the encore, emphasizing his emotional investment in the song.

その歌手の 熱唱 は、聴衆の心を揺さぶった。 ・Translation: That singer's impassioned performance moved the audience's hearts. ・Explanation: This sentence highlights the impact of the singer's emotional and powerful performance on the audience.

The word 熱唱 is formed by combining the kanji 熱 (atsu, meaning "heat", "passion") and 唱 (utau, meaning "sing"). It reflects the idea of "singing with passion or heat."