favourite in Japanese
favourite in Japanese is お気に入り, 大好きな, 最も好きな — favourite means liked more than any other of its kind.
favourite in Japanese
お気に入り
Pronounced: okiniiri
大好きな
最も好きな
お気に入り
Pronounced: okiniiri
A person or thing who enjoys special regard or favour.
What does "favourite" mean?
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adj Liked more than any other of its kind.
"Pizza is my favourite food."
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noun The person or thing someone likes best.
"This song has always been a favourite of mine."
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noun The competitor or contestant most expected to win.
"The champion goes into the final as the clear favourite."
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favourite in a sentence
- Pizza is my favourite food.
- What's your favourite film of the year?
- This song has always been a favourite of mine.
- She was clearly the teacher's favourite.
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What is "favourite" in Japanese?
"favourite" in Japanese is お気に入り, 大好きな, 最も好きな. favourite means: Liked more than any other of its kind.
How do you pronounce お気に入り?
"favourite" in Japanese is お気に入り, pronounced "okiniiri".
How do you use "favourite" in a sentence?
Example: "Pizza is my favourite food." In Japanese, "favourite" is お気に入り, 大好きな, 最も好きな.
Are there other ways to say "favourite" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "favourite": お気に入り, 大好きな, 最も好きな.
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