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How to Say ‘The plum wine is good.’ in Japanese

梅酒がおいしいですよ。

umeshu ga oishii desu yo

[OO-meh-shoo ga oy-SHEE dess yo]

💬 Usage Tip: が here picks out the plum wine from everything else on the menu, giving the feel of "the plum wine is the good one". With は it would sound more like a comment on plum wine in general.

Phrase Breakdown

梅酒が

umeshu ga

the plum wine

梅酒 (umeshu) is Japanese plum liqueur. が marks it as the subject.

Example

梅酒が好きです。

I like plum wine.

Words in this phrase

梅酒

umeshu

[OO-meh-shoo]

plum wine

Sweet Japanese liqueur made from ume plums.

Example

梅酒をロックでください。

Plum wine on the rocks, please.

が

ga

[ga]

subject marker

A particle marking the subject of the sentence.

Example

興味がある分野を教えてください。

Please tell me the field you are interested in.

おいしいですよ。

oishii desu yo

is delicious

This recommends something. よ adds friendly emphasis.

Example

ここの魚はおいしいですよ。

The fish here is delicious.

Words in this phrase

おいしい

oishii

[oy-SHEE]

delicious; tasty

An i-adjective used to praise food or drink.

Example

このラーメンはおいしいです。

This ramen is delicious.

です

desu

[dess]

is; polite copula

A polite sentence ending used in formal conversation.

Example

少し伺いたいです。

I would like to ask a little.

よ

yo

[yo]

you know

Particle used for emphasis or to assert information.

Example

わかるよね。

You know, right?

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