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“cilantro” in Chinese

Chinese

Pronunciation

Pinyinxiāng cài

Example

我不喜欢吃香菜。wǒ bù xǐ huān chī xiāng cài

I don't like eating cilantro.

Illustration for 香菜 (cilantro)

How to say “cilantro” in Chinese

“Cilantro” in Chinese is 香菜 (xiāng cài).

A leafy herb whose strong fragrance spreads through a dish.

Full entry for 香菜: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 香菜

服务员,菜里不要放香菜。fú wù yuán cài lǐ bú yào fàng xiāng cài

Waiter, please don't add cilantro to the dish.

Tips for using 香菜

  • In American English, cilantro usually means the leaves, while coriander usually means the seeds; British English often uses coriander for both.

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