The word for "craving" in Japanese is "欲求" (yokkyū). Another term that can be used, especially in a culinary context, is "食欲" (shokuyoku), which specifically refers to a desire for food. Depending on the context, you might also hear "渇望" (katsubō) for a more intense longing or desire.
Craving= avoir envie de Desire=desir
'I am craving ice cream' or 'I have a craving for ice cream' would be translated as either ã‚¢ã‚¤ã‚¹ã‚¯ãƒªãƒ¼ãƒ ãŒæ¬²ã—ãã¦ä»•æ–¹ãªã„ (aisukuriimu ga hoshikute shikatanai) or アイスクリーム食ã¹ãŸã„㪠(aisukuriimu tabetai na) in Japanese.
Mata'ai
craving,longing for something
Lust is seiyoku in Japanese and it is written like this: 性欲.
You could say, "I'm craving some ice-cream." It just means you are in the mood for something, or really wanting it.
"Merienda" or "Antojo" (which means more like a craving)
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