The word ke ki is Japanese for cake. Umm.
ケーキ (keeki)
keki
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The cake is called ワッフル /wa-ffu ru/ in Japanese.
Nagasaki Castella is known as the "Japanese sponge cake"
You may say ケーキ大好きなんだよ (keeki daisuki nandayo) to mean 'I love cake' in Japanese. This is quite casual, however. The more formal alternative would be ケーキが大好きです (keeki ga daisuki desu).
The tradition of Christmas Cake was brought to Japan by the Portuguese. It is usually eaten on Christmas Eve. The Japanese also use it as an unflattering analogy of single women. After December 25, the cake is not wanted and after the age of 25, single women aren't wanted.
keh-ki Ke-ki- or ケーキー
The Japanese
ケーキブログ /kei ki bu ro gu/.
チャーハン (chaahan) or 焼き飯 (yakimeshi) mean "fried rice" in Japanese.
Pancake romanized is=Pankeki. Yum. I love pancakes=Watashi no ai WA pankeki. Hope that helps <3 I'm a native Japanese speaker~If you would like something translated from Japanese or into Japanese, please ask Celee ^^