How to Say ‘Just ice cream?’ in Japanese
アイスだけ？
aisu dake
[AI-soo dah-keh]
💬 Usage Tip: Put だけ right after a noun to mean "only" or "just": 水だけ "just water".
Phrase Breakdown
アイス
aisu
[AI-soo]
ice cream
Short for アイスクリーム, ice cream.
夏はアイスがおいしい。
Ice cream tastes great in summer.
だけ
dake
[dah-keh]
only; just
Adds the nuance of limitation, meaning 'just' or 'only' that amount.
お茶を少しだけください。
Please give me just a little tea.
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