How to Say ‘Slightly fruity’ in Japanese
少しフルーティーです。
sukoshi furuuteii desu
[sukoshi furuutii desu]
Phrase Breakdown
少し
sukoshi
[sukoshi]
a little; slightly
An adverb used to soften or limit the degree of a description.
この味は少しフルーティーです。
This taste is slightly fruity.
フルーティーです
furuuteii desu
it is fruity
Describes a flavor or aroma with fruity notes.
このワインはフルーティーです。
This wine is fruity.
Words in this phrase
フルーティー
furuuteii
[furuutii]
fruity
Describes a flavor or aroma with fruit-like qualities.
このコーヒーはフルーティーです。
This coffee is fruity.
です
desu
[desu]
is; am; are
A polite ending used to state something clearly and politely.
少しフルーティーです。
It is slightly fruity.
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