couscous in Japanese
couscous in Japanese is クスクス — couscous means a North African food made from tiny steamed granules of crushed semolina wheat, often served with stew or vegetables.
couscous in Japanese
クスクス
Pronounced: kusukusu
A pasta of North African origin made of crushed and steamed semolina.
What does "couscous" mean?
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noun A North African food made from tiny steamed granules of crushed semolina wheat, often served with stew or vegetables.
"She served the lamb stew over a bed of couscous."
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couscous in a sentence
- She served the lamb stew over a bed of couscous.
- Couscous cooks much faster than rice.
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What is "couscous" in Japanese?
"couscous" in Japanese is クスクス. couscous means: A North African food made from tiny steamed granules of crushed semolina wheat, often served with stew or vegetables.
How do you pronounce クスクス?
"couscous" in Japanese is クスクス, pronounced "kusukusu".
How do you use "couscous" in a sentence?
Example: "She served the lamb stew over a bed of couscous." In Japanese, "couscous" is クスクス.
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