| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ใ่ๅญ | ใใใ |
Pronunciation: okashi
How to Say It Outloud: o-ka-shi
Usage: General term for snacks, sweets, and confectioneries.
Example Sentence Japanese:
ๆฏๆฅ, ใ่ๅญใ้ฃในใใใชใใใใซๆฐใใคใใฆใใพใใ
ๆฏๆฅ, ใ่ๅญใ้ฃในใใใชใใใใซๆฐใใคใใฆใใพใใExample Sentence English:I'm careful not to eat too many snacks every day.
I'm careful not to eat too many snacks every day.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ้้ฃ | ใใใใใ |
Pronunciation: kanshoku
How to Say It Outloud: kan-sho-ku
Usage: Refers to snacks eaten between meals.
Example Sentence Japanese:ๅฅๅบทใฎใใใซ้้ฃใๆงใใฆใใพใใ
ๅฅๅบทใฎใใใซ้้ฃใๆงใใฆใใพใใExample Sentence English:I am reducing my snacking for my health.
I am reducing my snacking for my health.| Kanji | Katakana |
|---|---|
| ในใใใฏ | ในใใใฏ |
Pronunciation: sunakku
How to Say It Outloud: su-nak-ku
Usage: Katakana version of 'snack,' often used to refer to packaged snacks.
Example Sentence Japanese:ใณใณใใใงในใใใฏใ่ฒทใใพใใใ
ใณใณใใใงในใใใฏใ่ฒทใใพใใใExample Sentence English:I bought a snack at the convenience store.
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