How do you say "Flower-like aroma" in Japanese?

"Flower-like aroma" in Japanese is "花のような香り". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Flower-like aroma’ in Japanese

Q: What does "花のような香り" mean in English?

"花のような香り" means "Flower-like aroma" in English. Usage tip: [のような] means "like" or "similar to," so [花のような香り] is literally "an aroma like flowers." You can reuse it with other images too, like [チョコのような甘さ].

花のような香り

hana no you na kaori

[hana no yoo na kaori]

💬 Usage Tip: [のような] means "like" or "similar to," so [花のような香り] is literally "an aroma like flowers." You can reuse it with other images too, like [チョコのような甘さ].

Phrase Breakdown

花

hana

[hana]

flower

A noun meaning flower. Often used in coffee tasting to describe floral notes.

Example

花の香りのコーヒーが好きです。

I like coffee with a flower-like aroma.

の

[no]

A particle showing connection or possession, like of or 's in English.

Example

花のような香りです。

It is a flower-like aroma.

よう

you

[yoo]

seeming like; like

Used to express resemblance, meaning like or similar to.

Example

ような香りの豆です。

It is a bean with a kind of aroma like that.

な

[na]

adjectival linker

Used after certain nouns or expressions to connect them to another noun, like 'a ... kind of ...'.

Example

花のような香りがあります。

It has a flower-like aroma.

香り

kaori

[kaori]

aroma; fragrance

A noun for scent or smell, especially a noticeable pleasant one.

Example

花のような香りがします。

It has a flower-like aroma.

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