It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 不味い (mazui)
Meaning: ”unpleasant or bad taste” or “disgusting”
Examples
- ここの食べ物は不味いです。 This place’s food isn’t good.
- 「これは不味い！」って言うな。 Don’t say, “This tastes bad!”
- 不味い。いい味がする調味料を入れてみます。 Gross. I will try putting in some good-tasting seasoning.
- まずい食べ物 disgusting food
- ここの料理はまずい。 The food here is bad.
- これは、まずいです。 This doesn’t taste good.
- まずい！また遅刻だ。 Oh no! I’m late again.
- 私は石につまずいた。 I tripped on a stone.
- このパンは、まずいです。 This bread is yucky.
- 東京は水道の水がまずい。 Tap water in Tokyo doesn’t taste good.
