| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ι£γΉγ | γγΉγ |
Pronunciation: Taberu
How to Say It Outloud: Tah-beh-roo
Usage: Common term used to indicate the action of eating
Example Sentence Japanese:
η§γ―γι£―γι£γΉγγ
η§γ―γι£―γι£γΉγγExample Sentence English:I eat rice.
I eat rice.| Hiragana |
|---|
| γγ |
Pronunciation: Kuu
How to Say It Outloud: Koo
Usage: Informal, rough term for eating, often used by men
Example Sentence Japanese:γγγ€γ―γγ€γγγγγι£γγ
γγγ€γ―γγ€γγγγγι£γγExample Sentence English:He always eats a lot.
He always eats a lot.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ι£γγ | γγγγγ |
Pronunciation: Shokusuru
How to Say It Outloud: Sho-koo-soo-roo
Usage: Formal term for eating, often used in high-end restaurants or written language
Example Sentence Japanese:ε½Όγ―ι«η΄γͺζηγι£γγγ
ε½Όγ―ι«η΄γͺζηγι£γγγExample Sentence English:He eats high-end cuisine.
He eats high-end cuisine.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ε¬γδΈγγ | γγγγγ |
Pronunciation: Meshiagaru
How to Say It Outloud: Meh-shee-ah-gah-roo
Usage: Honorific term used for other people's eating
Example Sentence Japanese:γ©γγγε¬γδΈγγγγ γγγ
γ©γγγε¬γδΈγγγγ γγγExample Sentence English:Please help yourself to the food.
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