Do you like spicy food? in Japanese 🇯🇵

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Do you like spicy food?	あなたはからいたべものがすきですか？

How to say “Do you like spicy food?” in Japanese? “あなたはからいたべものがすきですか？”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “あなたはからいたべものがすきですか？” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Do you like spicy food? in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Sentence info.

Sentence Formation:

1. あなた (anata) – "You": Used as the subject of the sentence.
2. は (wa) – Topic particle: Indicates that "anata" is the topic of the sentence.
3. からい (karai) – "Spicy": An adjective describing the type of food.
4. たべもの (tabemono) – "Food": The noun which "spicy" is describing.
5. が (ga) – Subject particle: Puts emphasis on "spicy food" as the subject of liking.
6. すき (suki) – "Like": The verb indicating preference.
7. です (desu) – "Is": Politeness marker making the sentence formal.
8. か (ka) – Question particle: Turns the sentence into a question.

Romanized Characters:
Anata wa karai tabemono ga suki desu ka?

Tips to Remember:

1. Anata wa: "You" as the topic.
2. Karai tabemono: Remember "karai" as spicy and "tabemono" as food.
3. Ga suki desu ka?: "Do you like?" – always used together in questions about preference.

Alternate Ways to Say "Do you like spicy food?":

1. からい食べ物は好き?
*Romanized: Karai tabemono wa suki?*
– More casual with "wa" instead of "ga" and dropping "desu."

2. 辛い料理は好きですか？
*Romanized: Karai ryouri wa suki desu ka?*
– Using "ryouri" which means "cuisine" instead of "tabemono" for a slightly formal tone.

3. 辛いの、好きですか？
*Romanized: Karai no, suki desu ka?*
– Simplified to just ask if "spicy things" are liked, more casual and colloquial.

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