チートス
The English word "cheetos" is translated into Japanese as チートス.
Meaning: Translations (noun)
Did you know?
- While チートス is a snack, the word チート ('cheat') is widely used in Japanese gaming culture to describe an overpowered character or an unfair advantage.
- Unlike in the West, where 'cheese' is a standard flavor, some Japanese versions of チートス might be seasoned with コンソメ ('consommé'), a savory beef or vegetable broth powder.
- While Americans call them 'Cheetos', a Japanese person might describe the texture as サクサク ('saku saku'), an onomatopoeic word used to describe the crunchy, crispy sound of eating snacks.
Examples in context
- 日本でもチートスは人気のあるスナックです。Cheetos is a popular snack in Japan too.
- チートスを買いました。Chītosu o kaimashita.I bought Cheetos.
- チートスはとても美味しいです。Chītosu wa totemo oishii desu.Cheetos are very delicious.
Example conversation
Yui and Ren are deciding on a snack while watching a movie.
- 結衣 Yui蓮くん、何かお菓子食べる？Ren-kun, nani ka okashi taberu?Ren, do you want to eat some snacks?
- 蓮 Renチートスなら食べたいな。Chītosu nara tabetai na.If it's Cheetos, I want to eat them.
- 結衣 Yuiじゃあ、チートスを買ってくるね。Jā, Chītosu o katte kuru ne.Okay, I'll go buy some Cheetos.
- 蓮 Renありがとう、結衣。Arigatō, Yui.Thanks, Yui.
