How to Say "Apple Pie" in Japanese

アップルパイ

appurupai

The English phrase 'apple pie' is translated into Japanese as アップルパイ (appurupai).

アップルパイ is used to refer to a pie with apple filling. If you are describing the taste of the pie as sweet, you might use the word amai.

Meaning: pie with apple filling (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

アップルパイ is a loanword from English, using the Katakana script to represent the sounds of 'apple pie'.

appurupai

In Japan, アップルパイ is often served as a hand-held snack in a small, portable crust rather than as a large sliced dessert on a plate.
If you were to see 'apple pie' written in Japanese characters without any phonetic guides, it might look like 林檎パイ.
While アップルパイ refers to the Western dessert, if you want to describe a traditional Japanese sweet made of fruit, you would use the word wagashi.

アップルパイを焼いたの。
I baked an apple pie.
This sentence is useful for expressing that you baked an アップルパイ.
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アップルパイはありますか？
Do you have apple pie?
This sentence is useful for asking if アップルパイ is available.
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私はアップルパイが食べたいな。
I want to eat apple pie.
This sentence is useful for expressing a desire to eat アップルパイ.
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Sumimasen, appurupai o kudasai. (すみません、アップルパイをください。)
Excuse me, please give me some apple pie.
Ringo pai tabetai na. (りんごパイ食べたいな。)
I feel like eating apple pie.
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大翔 Hiroto

このアップルパイ、おいしいよ。
Kono appurupai, oishii yo.
This apple pie is delicious.
美咲 Misaki

本当。すごく甘くておいしいね。
Hontou. Sugoku amakute oishii ne.
True. It is very sweet and tasty.
大翔 Hiroto

美咲はアップルパイが好き？
Misaki wa appurupai ga suki?
Do you like apple pie, Misaki?
美咲 Misaki

うん、大好きだよ。
Un, daisuki da yo.
Yes, I love it.

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