Parma in Japanese
Parma in Japanese is パルマ — Parma means a dish of meat or vegetables cooked in the parmigiana style, coated in tomato sauce and cheese.
Parma in Japanese
パルマ
Pronounced: paruma
A province in Emilia-Romagna, Italy.
What does "Parma" mean?
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noun A dish of meat or vegetables cooked in the parmigiana style, coated in tomato sauce and cheese.
"The pub down the road does a chicken parma that's famous locally."
Parma in a sentence
- The pub down the road does a chicken parma that's famous locally.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Parma" in Japanese?
"Parma" in Japanese is パルマ. Parma means: A dish of meat or vegetables cooked in the parmigiana style, coated in tomato sauce and cheese.
How do you pronounce パルマ?
"Parma" in Japanese is パルマ, pronounced "paruma".
How do you use "Parma" in a sentence?
Example: "The pub down the road does a chicken parma that's famous locally." In Japanese, "Parma" is パルマ.
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