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How to say 'Potato' in Japanese | ジャガイモ

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The Japanese word for Potato is 'Jagaimo', written as ジャガイモ in Japanese.

    Meaning

    Potato

    Reading

    Jagaimo

    Explanation

    The Japanese noun 'ジャガイモ' refers to a 'potato'. This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and cooking contexts. It is derived from the Dutch word 'jakarta imo', where 'imo' means 'potato' in Japanese. 'ジャガイモ' is often used in recipes, grocery shopping, and agricultural discussions. For example: I bought potatoes at the market「市場でジャガイモを買いました」(いちばでじゃがいもをかいました). Potatoes are a staple food in many countries「ジャガイモは多くの国で主食です」(じゃがいもはおおくのくにでしゅしょくです).

    Part Of Speech

    noun

    Frequency

    2150

    Composition

    katakana

    Handwriting

Katakana in the Word ジャガイモ

This word contains 5 Katakana characters :

  • katakana

    ジ

    Reading

    Ji
  • katakana

    ガ

    Reading

    Ga
  • katakana

    イ

    Reading

    I
  • katakana

    モ

    Reading

    Mo
  • katakana

    ヤ

    Reading

    Ya

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What does 'Jagaimo' (ジャガイモ) mean?

'Jagaimo' means 'Potato' .

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