sugary in Japanese
sugary in Japanese is 甘い — sugary means containing a lot of sugar, or tasting very sweet.
sugary in Japanese
甘い
Pronounced: amai
Of food, drink, etc, containing or covered with a large amount of sugar.
What does "sugary" mean?
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adj Containing a lot of sugar, or tasting very sweet.
"Kids should avoid too many sugary snacks."
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adj Excessively sentimental or sweet in a cloying way.
"The movie's ending felt a bit too sugary for my taste."
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sugary in a sentence
- Kids should avoid too many sugary snacks.
- The movie's ending felt a bit too sugary for my taste.
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What is "sugary" in Japanese?
"sugary" in Japanese is 甘い. sugary means: Containing a lot of sugar, or tasting very sweet.
How do you pronounce 甘い?
"sugary" in Japanese is 甘い, pronounced "amai".
How do you use "sugary" in a sentence?
Example: "Kids should avoid too many sugary snacks." In Japanese, "sugary" is 甘い.
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