quiche in Japanese
quiche in Japanese is キッシュ — quiche means a savoury baked tart made from eggs and cream in a pastry crust, often with added vegetables, cheese, or meat.
quiche in Japanese
キッシュ
Pronounced: kisshu
A pie made primarily of egg and cream, perhaps mixed with chopped meat or vegetables, in a pastry crust.
What does "quiche" mean?
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noun A savoury baked tart made from eggs and cream in a pastry crust, often with added vegetables, cheese, or meat.
"We had a slice of spinach quiche with our salad."
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quiche in a sentence
- We had a slice of spinach quiche with our salad.
- She brought a bacon-and-cheese quiche to the picnic.
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What is "quiche" in Japanese?
"quiche" in Japanese is キッシュ. quiche means: A savoury baked tart made from eggs and cream in a pastry crust, often with added vegetables, cheese, or meat.
How do you pronounce キッシュ?
"quiche" in Japanese is キッシュ, pronounced "kisshu".
How do you use "quiche" in a sentence?
Example: "We had a slice of spinach quiche with our salad." In Japanese, "quiche" is キッシュ.
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