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How do you say really tasty in Japanese?
Sugoku oishii
How do you say tasty blood in Japanese?
美味しい血 (oishii chi) would mean "tasty blood" in Japanese.
How do you say Tasty in Japanese?
Tasty is oishii in Japanese.If you want to say that a food is tasty then say: Oishii desu. The last "u" is most often not pronounced. So it's more like oishii des.If you want to say "This is tasty.", then say: Kore WA oishii desu.
Is Teriyaki Chinese or Japanese?
Japanese. And tasty...
How do you say tasty in french?
The word tasty is 'savoureux'.
What does Umai mean?
'Umai' means "delicious/tasty" in Japanese.
What is Japanese for the taste is good?
oishii desu - is tasty, delicious
Why is the Japanese devil ray endangered?
well because it is tasty
Is a rhinoceros tasty?
MOST people would say rhinos are not tasty. They are tough. Others would say it is delicious.
How do you say 'tasty' in Portuguese?
saboroso
How do you say tasty in Sri Lanka?
rasayi
Do Japanese eat prawn crackers?
Yes they do, infact i prefer there prawn crackers to the Chinese ones, the Japanese ones are more thicker! very tasty!!
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