Illustration: At a low table in a Japanese home, a grandmother opens a round tin filled with butter cookies, individually twisted candies, and small sponge cakes in paper cups. A child leans close with delighted eyes while carefully setting out little snack plates.

JLPT N5nounLevel estimated by Bebop

お菓か子し

okashi

sweets, snacks

Example sentences

  1. ジムに少すこしお菓子かしを分わけてやったらどう？

    Why don’t you share your cookies with Jim?

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  2. いろいろなお菓子かしがあった。

    There were various kinds of sweets.

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  3. このお菓子かしを食たべてもいいですか。

    May I eat this cake?

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Kanji in 菓子

  • 菓sweets; cakesOnカ
  • 子childOnシ・ス・ツKunこ・ね

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