How to Say “Sushi” in French

sushi
/su.ʃi/masculine
The French word for sushi is sushi.
sushi refers to the Japanese dish.
Meaning: Japanese dish (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

In the plural, the word takes a standard -s to become sushis.

How do you pronounce it?

/su.ʃi/

Did you know?

  • French speakers often pair sushi with the word fusion, referring to a popular local trend of mixing Japanese techniques with French ingredients like foie gras or truffle.
  • In France, you might hear sushi used in the context of plateau de sushis, a phrasing that treats the meal like a platter of seafood or appetizers.
  • In French, sushi is a masculine noun, meaning you use the masculine article le or un.

Examples in context

  • Le sushi est délicieux.
    Sushi is delicious.
    This sentence is useful for describing the taste of sushi.
    Tatoeba #8724123 by Micsmithel, translation #2337881 by CM
  • J'aime manger des sushis.
    I love to eat sushi.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a preference for eating sushi.
    Tatoeba #6537468 by GB3, translation #2898084 by AlanF_US
  • As-tu essayé les sushis ?
    Have you tried sushi?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone has tried sushi.
    Tatoeba #12275758 by Rovo, translation #4502705 by CK
  • Je voudrais des sushis, s'il vous plaît
    I would like some sushi, please
  • Tu connais le restaurant japonais? Leurs sushis sont incroyables!
    Do you know the Japanese restaurant? Their sushi is amazing!
  • 34 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Gabriel and Manon are deciding what to eat for dinner.

  1. Gabriel

    On commande des sushi ce soir ?
    Shall we order sushi tonight?
  2. Manon

    C'est une excellente idée, Gabriel !
    That's a great idea, Gabriel!
  3. Gabriel

    Je vais prendre un plateau de sushi varié.
    I'll have a varied sushi platter.
  4. Manon

    Moi aussi, j'adore ça.
    Me too, I love it.

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