salty in Japanese
salty in Japanese is 塩辛い, 塩っぱい — salty means tasting of or containing salt.
salty in Japanese
塩辛い
Pronounced: shiokarai
Tasting of salt.
塩っぱい
Pronounced: shoppai
Tasting of salt.
塩っぱい
Pronounced: shoppai
Containing salt.
What does "salty" mean?
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adj Tasting of or containing salt.
"The crisps were so salty that she had to drink a whole glass of water."
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adj (informal) Annoyed, bitter, or easily irritated.
"He got salty after losing the game and refused to talk to anyone."
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salty in a sentence
- The crisps were so salty that she had to drink a whole glass of water.
- He got salty after losing the game and refused to talk to anyone.
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What is "salty" in Japanese?
"salty" in Japanese is 塩辛い, 塩っぱい. salty means: Tasting of or containing salt.
How do you pronounce 塩辛い?
"salty" in Japanese is 塩辛い, pronounced "shiokarai".
How do you use "salty" in a sentence?
Example: "The crisps were so salty that she had to drink a whole glass of water." In Japanese, "salty" is 塩辛い, 塩っぱい.
Are there other ways to say "salty" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "salty": 塩辛い, 塩っぱい.
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