English–Japanese
“grape” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajibudō
Example
朝にぶどうを食べます。asa ni bu dō o ta be ma su
I eat grapes in the morning.
How to say “grape” in Japanese
“Grape” in Japanese is ぶどう (budō).
Refers to the small, round fruit that grows in clusters and is eaten fresh or used to make juice and wine.
Example sentences with ぶどう
ぶどうが好きです。bu dō ga su ki de su
I like grapes.
子どもがぶどうの皮をむきます。ko do mo ga bu dō no kawa o mu ki ma su
The child peels the grapes.
Tips for using ぶどう
- In Japanese, ぶどう (budō) can refer to grapes in general, so the same noun often covers both singular and plural meanings.