Strawberry in Japanese 🇯🇵

いちご info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
1. Visualize a strawberry and think of the number "1" (いち) and the letter "o" to remember いちご.
2. Break it down: いち (ichi) sounds like "each" and ご (go) is like the verb "go." Imagine "each go" to a strawberry field.

Explanations:
いちご (ichigo) is the Japanese word for strawberry, a common fruit in Japan both in cuisine and culture.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– ストロベリー (sutoro bēri): A transliteration of "strawberry."
– ベリー (bēri): Shortened form, used generally for berries.
– 苺 (いちご, ichigo): Kanji form.

Alternate Meanings Like Slang:
No prevalent slang meanings for いちご itself. However, it can appear in names and titles related to its cute and sweet connotations in Japanese culture.

Examples of Sentences That Use いちご:
1. 私の好きな果物は いちご です。 (わたしの すきな くだもの は いちご です。- Watashi no sukina kudamono wa ichigo desu.)
– My favorite fruit is the strawberry.

2. このケーキに いちご がのっています。 (この ケーキ に いちご が のって います。- Kono kēki ni ichigo ga notte imasu.)
– This cake has strawberries on it.

3. いちご パフェを注文しました。 (いちご パフェ を ちゅうもん しました。- Ichigo pafe o chūmon shimaa.)
– I ordered a strawberry parfait.

4. いちご 狩りに行こう。 (いちご がり に いこう。- Ichigo gari ni ikou.)
– Let's go strawberry picking.

5. 新鮮な いちご が食べたい。 (しんせんな いちご が たべたい。- Shinsen'na ichigo ga tabetai.)
– I want to eat fresh strawberries.

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