| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| çŸćłăă | ăăăă | ăȘă€ă·ă€ |
Pronunciation: oishii
How to Say It Outloud: oh-ee-shee
Usage: Used to describe something that tastes delicious.
Example Sentence Japanese:
ăăźă©ăŒăĄăłăŻæŹćœă«çŸćłăăă§ăă
ăăźă©ăŒăĄăłăŻæŹćœă«çŸćłăăă§ăăExample Sentence English:This ramen is really delicious.
This ramen is really delicious.| Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|
| ăăŸă | ăŠă〠|
Pronunciation: umai
How to Say It Outloud: oo-mai
Usage: A less formal way to say delicious, often used by males.
Example Sentence Japanese:ăăźă«ăŹăŒăăăŸăăȘă
ăăźă«ăŹăŒăăăŸăăȘăExample Sentence English:This curry is delicious.
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