キットカット
Kitto Katto
キットカット (Kitto Katto) is the Japanese way to say "kit kat", referring to the brand of chocolate-covered wafer bars.
The phrase is used to refer specifically to the brand of chocolate-covered wafer bars.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Kitto Katto.
When do people say it?
In Japan, キットカット is a popular gift for students taking exams.
Did you know?
- Because the pronunciation of キットカット resembles the English phrase 'kitto katsu', which means 'surely win', it has become a lucky charm for students.
- Japan produces unique regional flavors of キットカット that cannot be found elsewhere, such as green tea, wasabi, purple sweet potato and sake.
- The phrase キットカット is written using the katakana script, which is specifically used for foreign loanwords and brand names in Japanese.
Examples in context
- キットカットを食べたいです。Kitto katto o tabetai desu.I want to eat a Kit Kat.
- 棚にキットカットがあります。Tana ni Kitto katto ga arimasu.There is a Kit Kat on the shelf.
- このキットカットは美味しいですよ。Kono Kitto katto wa oishii desu yo.This Kit Kat is delicious.
Example conversation
Daigaki and Misaki are sharing snacks.
- 大翔 Hiroto美咲、キットカット食べる？Misaki, Kittokatto taberu?Misaki, do you want a Kit Kat?
- 美咲 Misakiうん、ひとつちょうだい。Un, hitotsu choudai.Yes, please give me one.
- 大翔 Hirotoはい、どうぞ。Hai, douzo.Here you go.
- 美咲 Misakiありがとう、大翔！Arigato, Daigaki!Thanks, Daigaki!
