How do you say "He has my pepperoni stuffed crust!" in Japanese?

"He has my pepperoni stuffed crust!" in Japanese is "彼は私のペパロニスタッフトクラストを持っています！". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "彼は私のペパロニスタッフトクラストを持っています！" mean in English?

"彼は私のペパロニスタッフトクラストを持っています！" means "He has my pepperoni stuffed crust!" in English. Usage tip: A combination of possessive and descriptive adjectives showcase a versatile use of [の] (no).

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How to Say ‘He has my pepperoni stuffed crust!’ in Japanese

彼は私のペパロニスタッフトクラストを持っています！

kare wa watakushi no peparoni sutaffu toku rasuto o motsu te i masu

[kare wa watashi no peparoni sutaffu toku rasuto o motsu te i masu]

💬 Usage Tip: A combination of possessive and descriptive adjectives showcase a versatile use of [の] (no).

🇯🇵 In Japan: Pizza in Japan can be a high-end gourmet experience.

Phrase Breakdown

彼は

kare wa

Words in this phrase

彼

kare

[kare]

Pronoun used to refer to a male person.

Example

彼は学生です。

He is a student.

は

[wa]

topic marker

Marks the topic of the sentence.

Example

この本は面白い。

This book is interesting.

私のペパロニ

watakushi no peparoni

Words in this phrase

私

watakushi

[watashi]

First-person singular pronoun.

Example

私は嬉しいです。

I am happy.

の

[no]

possessive

Indicates possession.

Example

私の本。

My book.

ペパロニ

peparoni

[peparoni]

pepperoni

A type of spicy Italian-American sausage.

Example

ペパロニピザが好き。

I like pepperoni pizza.

スタッフトクラストを持っています

sutaffu toku rasuto o motsu te i masu

Words in this phrase

スタッフ

sutaffu

[sutaffu]

staff

Filling in pizza crust.

Example

スタッフ入りのパン。

Bread with stuffing.

トク

toku

[toku]

special

Denotes something unique.

Example

特別な日。

A special day.

ラスト

rasuto

[rasuto]

crust

The edge of a bread or pizza.

Example

ラストを食べます。

Eat the crust.

を

[o]

object marker

Indicates the object of an action.

Example

猫を見た。

I saw a cat.

持っ

motsu

[motsu]

hold

To have in possession.

Example

本を持っています。

Holding a book.

て

[te]

and

Connects verbs or actions.

Example

話している。

I am talking.

い

[i]

Indicates a state or condition.

Example

彼はいません。

He is not there.

ます

masu

[masu]

masu-form

Polite non-past form.

Example

行きます。

I am going.

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