fluffy in Japanese
fluffy in Japanese is ふかふか, ふわふわ, ほっこり — fluffy means light, soft, and airy in texture.
fluffy in Japanese
ふかふか
Pronounced: fukafuka
Covered with fluff.
ふわふわ
Pronounced: fuwafuwa
Covered with fluff.
ふかふか
Pronounced: fukafuka
Light; soft; airy.
ほっこり
Pronounced: hokkori
(colloquial) Warm and comforting.
What does "fluffy" mean?
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adj Light, soft, and airy in texture.
"The pancakes turned out light and fluffy."
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adj Lacking depth or seriousness; superficial.
"The interview was a fairly fluffy piece with no hard questions."
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fluffy in a sentence
- The pancakes turned out light and fluffy.
- Her fluffy white dog followed her everywhere.
- The interview was a fairly fluffy piece with no hard questions.
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What is "fluffy" in Japanese?
"fluffy" in Japanese is ふかふか, ふわふわ, ほっこり. fluffy means: Light, soft, and airy in texture.
How do you pronounce ふかふか?
"fluffy" in Japanese is ふかふか, pronounced "fukafuka".
How do you use "fluffy" in a sentence?
Example: "The pancakes turned out light and fluffy." In Japanese, "fluffy" is ふかふか, ふわふわ, ほっこり.
Are there other ways to say "fluffy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "fluffy": ふかふか, ふわふわ, ほっこり.
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