How to Say ‘Without pickles’ in Japanese
ピクルス抜き
pikurusu nuki
[pee-KOO-roo-soo noo-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 抜き (nuki) after an ingredient to mean "without it": 玉ねぎ抜き "no onions". In this word, き sounds like (gi) after another word, so ピクルス抜き is said (pikurusu-nuki).
Phrase Breakdown
ピクルス
pikurusu
[pee-KOO-roo-soo]
pickles
Loanword for pickled cucumber slices, often in burgers.
ピクルスが好きです。
I like pickles.
抜き
nuki
[noo-kee]
without / no added
Means leaving something out of a dish.
わさび抜きでお願いします。
No wasabi, please.
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