How to Say “Sauce” in Japanese

ソース
sōsu[so̞ːsɨ]
The Japanese word for sauce is ソース (sōsu).
ソース refers to a liquid condiment.
Meaning: liquid condiment (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

sōsu

Did you know?

  • In Japanese, the word ソース is used for both 'sauce' and 'source', such as a news source or a software source code.
  • Many Japanese people associate ソース with 'Osaka flavor', as the city of Osaka is famous for its heavy use of savory brown sauces in street food like okonomiyaki.
  • While ソース describes liquid condiments, the Japanese word for the soy sauce used in sushi is 醤油, which sounds nothing like the English 'sauce'.

Examples in context

  • ソースとって!
    Pass the sauce!
    This sentence is useful for requesting that someone pass the ソース.
    Tatoeba #10006493 by small_snow, translation #7357057 by Eccles17
  • このソース試してみて。
    Try this sauce.
    This sentence is useful for suggesting someone try the ソース.
    Tatoeba #223595 by bunbuku, translation #60931 by CK
  • ソースは足りてますか?
    Is there enough sauce?
    This sentence is useful for asking if there is a sufficient amount of ソース.
    Tatoeba #8733064 by bunbuku, translation #12546763 by CK
  • ソースと一緒に
    With sauce
  • 醤油のタレ
    Soy sauce-based sauce
  • ソースは別にお願いします
    Sauce on the side, please.
  • ソースが好きです
    I like sauce.
  • ソースを抜いてください
    Please exclude the sauce.
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Example conversation

Misaki and Kenta are eating dinner together.

  1. 美咲 Misaki

    このソース、すごく美味しいね。
    Kono sōsu, sugoku oishii ne.
    This sauce is really delicious, isn't it?
  2. 健太 Kenta

    本当だ。何が入っているのかな。
    Hontō da. Nani ga haitte iru no kana.
    You're right. I wonder what's in it.
  3. 美咲 Misaki

    ソースをもう少し足そうか?
    Sōsu o mō sukoshi tasō ka?
    Shall we add a bit more sauce?
  4. 健太 Kenta

    うん、お願いするよ。
    Un, onegai suru yo.
    Yes, please do.

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