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Delicious, tasty. Oishii (็พๅณใใ / ใใใใ) is definitely the most common way to describe something delicious in Japanese. If you are in any way familiar with Japanese, there is a good chance that you know this word already! The kanji compound is made up of the character for 'beautiful' (็พ) and 'taste' (ๅณ). You can use.
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้ฃๅพใซ shokugo ni โafter eating. ไฝใ nanika -something. ็ใใใฎ amai mono โsweets; something sweet. ใ ga โmarks the object wanted to be eaten. ้ฃในใใ tabetai โto want to eat [๏ฝใใ means "want to"] [/su_spoiler] Here is an idiomatic use of ใใพใ similar to how it is used in English. ๅฝผ ใใ ใฏใ ็.
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You can use both "atatakai" and "atsui" to describe food. The difference is that "atatakai" is a pleasant warmth, whereas "atsui" means you've burned all the taste buds off of your tongue. Warm soup on a cold day is "atatakai.". Tea that you pour directly out of the pot and drink before it cooled is "atsui.".
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When eating, or tasting something, the expressions of flavors and sensations in the Japanese language are: Aji [ๅณ] - Flavor; Oishii [็พๅณใใ] - Delicious, Yummy; Umai [ใใพใ] - Umai Good; Love [็ใ] - Sweet; Nigai [่ฆใ] - Bitter; Suppai [้ ธใฃใฑใ] - Sour; Shoppai [ใใใฃใฑใ] - Salty; Umami [ๆจๅณ] - Umami; Shiokarai [ๅกฉ่พใ] - Salty; Karai [่พใ] - Spicy;
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Today we learned three ways to describe how food tastes! We learned the Japanese wordsfor "yummy," "so-so,"and "yuck!" In these notes, we will review these words, and we will also go over a few additional ways to describe how food tastes! Number 1: โ Oishiimeansyummy,or delicious.
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1. Oishii (็พๅณใใ) Oishii translates to delicious or tasty and is the most common word to describe deliciousness in Japanese. Being the most common and simplest term, you'll often hear this term being used a lot by foreigners (non-native) Japanese speakers.
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ๅณ : a kanji character used to mean 'taste' in Japanese. These two kanji characters tell us that "oishii" literally means a 'beautiful taste' in Japanese. This literal interpretation is not in line with the actual meanings, but still understandable, I think.
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Umai (ใใพใ) Meaning: Tasty, Someone is good or skillful Romaji: Umai Hiragana: ใใพใ Katakana: ใฆใใค Kanji: ็พๅณใ, ไธๆใ, ๆจใ Antonym: ใพใใ, ไธๆ Synonym: Uma๏ผใใพ๏ผ, Umee๏ผใใใ๏ผ Taste Umai is a word used when food is delicious. Delicious is "Oishii" in Japanese, but Umai is a more frank word than Oishii.
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How to say delicious in Japanese! Watch on Click here to subscribe to this YouTube channel! In this article, let's study how to say delicious, tasty, and yummy! The word most commonly used is "Oishii". In this article, let's learn how to use "Oishii"! Also, let's check 10 other ways to say delicious in Japanese!
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็พๅณ (ใใ)ใใ means "it's delicious" and "it tastes good." You can add "ใใใ" (very) before "็พๅณ (ใใ)ใใ" to emphasize how good the food is. ใใใ็พๅณ (ใใ)ใใ = "It's very good!", "It's delicious!" Example sentences A๏ผใใฎใๅฏฟๅธ (ใใ)็พๅณ (ใใ)ใใใงใ! B๏ผใใใใจใใใใใพใใ
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The following list highlights 20 Japanese dishes that are worth a taste. Sushi & Sashimi No-Te Eksarunchai/Shutterstock This first item actually combines two categories, each with an abundance of.
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Next, Umai (pronunciation), whose antonym is Mazui (ไธๅณใ: meaning Taste bad), is another common way to say Delicious/Tasty in Japanese. But Umai is less formal than Oishii and not recommended to use with people you don't know.
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1. Oishii (Desu) Oishii (็พๅณใใ) means " delicious " or " tasty " and is the most commonly used word to express that something tastes good in Japanese. However, the word is used so frequently that it actually rather means " This tastes good " than "Oh my god! This is so delicious!". Oishii ็พๅณใใ Delicious! Tasty! Good (taste)!
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The Japanese word for delicious is: ใใใใ!. oishii! Delicious! This is all that you need to say in order to convey your positive feelings about the food that you're eating. If things are a little more formal, such as at a business lunch, then you can add the polite ใงใ (desu) on to the end of it and say ใใใใใงใ (oishii.
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How to Say "tasty" in Japanese Results for tasty ใใใใใใ [oi-shee] means "delicious" or "the thing is actively delicious-ing" as Japanese verbs (or what is called an i-adjective in conventional parlance) exude "is-ness."
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The word for "delicious" in Japanese is ใใใพใใ (umai). It is an adjective that can be used to describe food or drinks that taste particularly good. It can also be used as a verb, with the conjugated form being ใใใพใใใ (umagaru). This verb form is typically used when expressing appreciation for something that tastes good. 3.