fishy in Japanese
fishy in Japanese is 魚の, 小魚 — fishy means tasting, smelling, or resembling fish.
fishy in Japanese
魚の
Of, from, or similar to fish.
小魚
Pronounced: kozakana
(childish) .
What does "fishy" mean?
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adj Tasting, smelling, or resembling fish.
"The sauce had a slightly fishy smell."
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adj Suspicious; seeming dishonest or not quite right.
"Something about his story sounded fishy."
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fishy in a sentence
- The sauce had a slightly fishy smell.
- Something about his story sounded fishy.
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What is "fishy" in Japanese?
"fishy" in Japanese is 魚の, 小魚. fishy means: Tasting, smelling, or resembling fish.
How do you use "fishy" in a sentence?
Example: "The sauce had a slightly fishy smell." In Japanese, "fishy" is 魚の, 小魚.
Are there other ways to say "fishy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "fishy": 魚の, 小魚.
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