How to Say ‘Oolong tea’ in Japanese
ウーロン茶
uuron cha
[OO-rohn CHAH]
🇯🇵 In Japan: Oolong tea is the standard non-alcoholic choice in izakaya and restaurants. It's often served cold and unsweetened.
Phrase Breakdown
ウーロン
uuron
[OO-rohn]
oolong
A type of Chinese tea, written in katakana; very common in Japanese restaurants.
ウーロン茶は人気です。
Oolong tea is popular.
茶
cha
[CHAH]
tea
Tea; used as a suffix in tea names like 緑茶 or 麦茶.
お茶を飲みます。
I drink tea.
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