honey in Japanese
honey in Japanese is 蜂蜜, あなた, ハニー — honey means a sweet, thick golden liquid made by bees from flower nectar.
honey in Japanese
蜂蜜
Pronounced: hachimitsu
あなた
Pronounced: anata
A term of affection.
ハニー
Pronounced: hanī
A term of affection.
What does "honey" mean?
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noun A sweet, thick golden liquid made by bees from flower nectar.
"She drizzled honey over her yogurt for breakfast."
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noun An affectionate term for someone you love or care about.
""Honey, dinner's ready," she called up the stairs."
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honey in a sentence
- She drizzled honey over her yogurt for breakfast.
- Local honey is often sold at the farmers' market.
- "Honey, dinner's ready," she called up the stairs.
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What is "honey" in Japanese?
"honey" in Japanese is 蜂蜜, あなた, ハニー. honey means: A sweet, thick golden liquid made by bees from flower nectar.
How do you pronounce 蜂蜜?
"honey" in Japanese is 蜂蜜, pronounced "hachimitsu".
How do you use "honey" in a sentence?
Example: "She drizzled honey over her yogurt for breakfast." In Japanese, "honey" is 蜂蜜, あなた, ハニー.
Are there other ways to say "honey" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "honey": 蜂蜜, あなた, ハニー.
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