How to Say ‘500 grams’ in Japanese
500グラム
500 guramu
[goh-hyah-koo GOO-rah-moo]
🇯🇵 In Japan: Supermarket meat and fish are priced per 100g, as in 100グラム ... 円. At a deli counter, asking for 500グラム is perfectly normal.
Phrase Breakdown
500
500
[goh-hyah-koo]
500
A number meaning five hundred, often used for prices like 500 yen for a drink.
このラテは500円です。
This latte is 500 yen.
グラム
guramu
[GOO-rah-moo]
gram
A unit of weight.
肉を300グラムください。
300 grams of meat, please.
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