how to say i like chicken wings in japanese?!


Question: How to say i like chicken wings in japanese?
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I'm not a Japanese language expert but I think I know the names to some Japanese food items.

"TEBA" (chicken is a given) and "toriteba" both mean chicken wings. Since this question was asked in foods, I'd assume that you wanted to order chicken wings. So, "teba kudasai" or "toritaba kudasai".

:P



If you use the sentences the other two gave you, you'll only get weird looks.

Yes, that's the Japanese word for "chicken wing" but since you're referring to a specific dish, you'd probably just the English loan word:

"Chikkin uingu"

(watashi wa, chikkin uingu ga suki desu.)



I like chicken wings.

Watashi wa tori no teba(niku) ga suki desu.

私は鳥の手羽(肉)が好きです。


Hope this helps, :D



私は鶏手羽肉を好む

you will need to have a Japanese font installed on your computer to read this



Who cares; just say it in Italian. (Hey Tony Chickena Winga For Two. OK? OK!)




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