How to Say “Dairy” in Japanese

乳製品
nyūseihin[ɲ̟ɨːse̞ːçĩɴ]
The Japanese word for dairy is 乳製品 (nyūseihin).
乳製品 is a noun used to refer to products produced from milk.
Meaning: products produced from milk (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

nyūseihin

Did you know?

  • While 乳製品 covers all dairy, Japanese has a specific category called 乳飲料 (nyū-inryō), which refers to 'milk beverages' that do not meet the legal fat standards to be called milk.
  • Japanese people often use the English word 'milk' as a loanword ミルク (miruku) for coffee creamer or baby formula, while using 牛乳 (gyūnyū) for drinking cow's milk.
  • In Japanese supermarkets, you will often see 乳製品 grouped with 卵 (tamago), meaning 'eggs', even though eggs are not dairy products.

Examples in context

  • 乳製品はめったに食べません。
    I seldom eat dairy products.
    This sentence is useful for expressing how frequently you consume 乳製品.
    Tatoeba #1490490 by bunbuku, translation #953588 by CK
  • 私は本当に乳製品が嫌いです。
    I really hate dairy products.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a strong dislike for 乳製品.
    Tatoeba #934603 by thyc244, translation #908820 by CM
  • 私は乳製品が好きです。
    I like dairy products.
  • この地域は牛乳の生産地です。
    This region is known for its milk production.
  • このお菓子には乳製品が入っています。
    Kono okashi ni wa nyuuseihin ga haitte imasu.
    This sweet contains dairy.

Example conversation

Hiyori and Yota are shopping for groceries together.

  1. 陽葵 Himari

    陽太、乳製品はどこにある?
    Yota, nyuseihin wa doko ni aru?
    Yota, where are the dairy products?
  2. 陽太 Yota

    あっちの棚にあると思うよ。
    Acchi no tana ni aru to omou yo.
    I think they are on that shelf over there.
  3. 陽葵 Himari

    ありがとう。バターを買いたいんだ。
    Arigato. Bata o kaitai nda.
    Thanks. I want to buy some butter.
  4. 陽太 Yota

    わかった。一緒に探しに行こう。
    Wakatta. Issho ni sagashi ni ikou.
    Got it. Let's go look for it together.

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