English–Japanese
“margarine” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimāgarin
Example
朝、パンにマーガリンを塗ります。asa pa n ni mā ga ri n o nu ri ma su
In the morning, I spread margarine on bread.
How to say “margarine” in Japanese
“Margarine” in Japanese is マーガリン (māgarin).
Refers to a spreadable cooking fat made to resemble butter and used on bread or in cooking.
Example sentences with マーガリン
マーガリンは冷蔵庫に入れてあります。mā ga ri n wa rei zō ko ni i re te a ri ma su
The margarine is kept in the refrigerator.
Tips for using マーガリン
- In everyday English, margarine is usually an uncountable noun, so speakers say "some margarine" or "a tub of margarine" rather than "a margarine".