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How do you read 余韻 in Japanese?
A feeling that lasts after the book closes.
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A lingering resonance or feeling after a sound ends or a story is finished.
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kanji with 音 beside 員
余 followed by 音 and 員 reading
Japanese word for feeling left after reading
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余 has 7 strokes and the radical 人 (person). 韻 has 19 strokes and the radical 音 (sound). Radicals are dictionary classifications. The shape-based search phrases below provide other lookup clues.
余7 strokes / radical: 人 (person)
韻19 strokes / radical: 音 (sound)
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The answer is
よいん
yoin
余韻
Understand the meaning
A lingering sound, impression or emotional aftereffect that remains after an experience.

See it in a sentence
本を閉じてからも、結末の余韻に浸っていた。Even after closing the book, I lingered in the feeling left by its ending.
A way to remember
韻 is read in. 余韻に浸る means to linger in the feeling left by an experience.
Sources:Kanjipedia: 余韻
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