(りんじ)ニュース

りんじにゅーす
noun
special news bulletin; breaking news; emergency broadcast
1. special news bulletin; breaking news; emergency broadcast
Used when regular programming is interrupted for urgent news.
臨時(りんじ)ニュースをお(つた)えします。
We bring you a special news bulletin.
番組(ばんぐみ)途中(とちゅう)ですが、臨時(りんじ)ニュースです。
We interrupt this program for a special news bulletin.
地震(じしん)直後(ちょくご)、テレビで臨時(りんじ)ニュースが(なが)れた。
Right after the earthquake, a special news bulletin aired on TV.

A compound of 臨時(りんじ) (extraordinary/special) and ニュース (news). Used for urgent broadcasts that interrupt regular programming, typically for natural disasters, major incidents, or critical announcements.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 臨時(りんじ)ニュースをお(つた)えします: standard announcer phrase for breaking news
  • 臨時(りんじ)ニュースが(はい)る: a news bulletin comes in
  • 臨時(りんじ)ニュースが(なが)れる: a news bulletin airs

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 速報(そくほう): breaking news flash (shorter, more urgent)
  • 特報(とくほう): special report (emphasis on exclusivity)
  • 緊急速報(きんきゅうそくほう): emergency alert (used for earthquake warnings, etc.)

USAGE:
The phrase 臨時(りんじ)ニュースをお(つた)えします is one of the most recognizable formulaic expressions in Japanese broadcasting. Hearing it on TV or radio immediately signals a serious event.