How to Say “Ichigo” in Japanese

いちご
ichigo is the Japanese word for ichigo.
It is a popular name in Japan that can be used for both males and females. Additionally, the word can be written using the kanji 苺.

Did you know?

  • The word ichigo can be used in the term ichigo-ichie, a Zen Buddhist concept meaning 'one time, one meeting'. It encourages people to treasure the current moment because it can never be repeated.
  • While ichigo refers to strawberries, Japanese culture creates a wide variety of strawberry-flavored products that are not actually fruit, such as ichigo flavored potato chips or savory snacks.
  • In Japan, ichigo is often paired with daifuku to create a dessert where a whole strawberry is wrapped in mochi and sweet bean paste.

Examples in context

  • 黒崎 一護 (くろさき いちご)
    Ichigo Kurosaki
  • いちごは赤いです。
    ichigo wa akai desu.
    Strawberries are red.
  • いちごをたくさん食べました。
    ichigo o takusan tabemashita.
    I ate a lot of strawberries.
  • このいちごはとても甘いです。
    kono ichigo wa totemo amai desu.
    This strawberry is very sweet.

Example conversation

Kenta and Misaki are at a cafe.

  1. 健太 Kenta

    このいちごのケーキ、美味しそうですね。
    kono ichigo no ke-ki, oishisou desu ne.
    This strawberry cake looks delicious, doesn't it?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    はい、すごく美味しいですよ。
    hai, sugoku oishii desu yo.
    Yes, it is very delicious.
  3. 健太 Kenta

    美咲さんはいちごが好きですか?
    Misaki-san wa ichigo ga suki desu ka?
    Misaki, do you like strawberries?
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    はい、大好きです!
    hai, daisuki desu!
    Yes, I love them!
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