How to Say "Apple Juice" in Japanese

リンゴジュース

ringo jūsu

The English phrase "apple juice" is リンゴジュース in Japanese.

リンゴジュース is a noun used to refer to the juice of apples, typically served as a beverage.

Meaning: the juice of apples, often used as a drink (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

ringo jūsu

While リンゴジュース is the standard term, some health-conscious brands use the word ストレート (sutōrēto) to indicate the juice was not concentrated and then reconstituted with water.
The word for apple, リンゴ, is frequently written in Katakana even when using Kanji, because the Katakana script is often used in food marketing to make the product look modern and easy to read.
In Japan, リンゴジュース is often associated with the Aomori prefecture, which produces the vast majority of the country's apples.

リンゴジュースは飽きたよ。
I'm sick of drinking apple juice.
This sentence is useful for expressing that you are tired of drinking リンゴジュース.
Tatoeba #9423144 by small_snow, translation #9423143 by DJ_Saidez
リンゴジュース2杯ください。
Two glasses of apple juice, please.
This sentence is useful for ordering two glasses of リンゴジュース.
Tatoeba #10007436 by Sim5634, translation #2833972 by CS
新鮮なリンゴジュースを飲みます。
shinsen na ringo juusu o nomimasu.
I drink fresh apple juice.

At a breakfast table in a cafe.

陽太 Yota

陽葵、リンゴジュースを飲む？
Himari, ringo juusu o nomu?
Himari, do you want to drink some apple juice?
陽葵 Himari

うん、いただきます。
Un, itadakimasu.
Yes, I will.
陽太 Yota

このリンゴジュースはとても美味しいよ。
Kono ringo juusu wa totemo oishii yo.
This apple juice is very delicious.
陽葵 Himari

本当だね、すごく甘いよ。
Hontou dane, sugoku amai yo.
You're right, it's very sweet.

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