brioche in Japanese
brioche in Japanese is ブリオッシュ — brioche means a soft, slightly sweet French bread or bun made rich with butter and eggs.
brioche in Japanese
ブリオッシュ
Pronounced: buriosshu
(countable, and, uncountable) A type of light sweet pastry or bun of French origin.
What does "brioche" mean?
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noun A soft, slightly sweet French bread or bun made rich with butter and eggs.
"They served brioche with jam for breakfast."
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brioche in a sentence
- They served brioche with jam for breakfast.
- The burger came on a toasted brioche bun.
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What is "brioche" in Japanese?
"brioche" in Japanese is ブリオッシュ. brioche means: A soft, slightly sweet French bread or bun made rich with butter and eggs.
How do you pronounce ブリオッシュ?
"brioche" in Japanese is ブリオッシュ, pronounced "buriosshu".
How do you use "brioche" in a sentence?
Example: "They served brioche with jam for breakfast." In Japanese, "brioche" is ブリオッシュ.
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