| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 甘い | あまい |
Pronunciation: amai
How to Say It Outloud: ah-mai
Usage: Used to describe something that has a sweet taste.
Example Sentence Japanese:
このケーキはとても甘いです。
このケーキはとても甘いです。Example Sentence English:This cake is very sweet.
This cake is very sweet.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 甘い味 | あまいあじ |
Pronunciation: amai aji
How to Say It Outloud: ah-mai ah-ji
Usage: Used to specifically describe the sweet taste of something.
Example Sentence Japanese:このお菓子には甘い味があります。
このお菓子には甘い味があります。Example Sentence English:This candy has a sweet taste.
This candy has a sweet taste.| Kanji | Katakana |
|---|---|
| スイート | スイート |
Pronunciation: suīto
How to Say It Outloud: soo-ee-toh
Usage: A Japanized version of the English word 'sweet', often used in product names.
Example Sentence Japanese:このスイートワインは美味しいです。
このスイートワインは美味しいです。Example Sentence English:This sweet wine is delicious.
This sweet wine is delicious.See also
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