tasty in Japanese
tasty in Japanese is 風味のよい, おいしそう — tasty means having a good, enjoyable flavour.
tasty in Japanese
風味のよい
(obsolete) Having or showing good taste; tasteful.
おいしそう
Pronounced: oishisō
(slang) Appealing; when applied to persons, sexually appealing.
What does "tasty" mean?
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adj Having a good, enjoyable flavour.
"The curry was spicy and tasty."
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adj (informal) Attractive or appealing, especially describing a person.
"He's always thought his neighbour was rather tasty."
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adj (slang) Skilled or impressive at something, especially in sport or a fight.
"That winger is properly tasty on the ball."
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tasty in a sentence
- The curry was spicy and tasty.
- She whipped up a tasty pasta dish in twenty minutes.
- He's always thought his neighbour was rather tasty.
- That winger is properly tasty on the ball.
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What is "tasty" in Japanese?
"tasty" in Japanese is 風味のよい, おいしそう. tasty means: Having a good, enjoyable flavour.
How do you use "tasty" in a sentence?
Example: "The curry was spicy and tasty." In Japanese, "tasty" is 風味のよい, おいしそう.
Are there other ways to say "tasty" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "tasty": 風味のよい, おいしそう.
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