Sweets and Desserts

Japanese smiles! Today we will learn sweets and desserts vocabulary in Japanese. There are two types of sweets and desserts in Japan. And we call them Yōgashi and Wagashi. Yōgashi means western sweets and desserts and Wagashi means traditional Japanese sweets and desserts. We will learn both in this short video. Let's start! Yōgashi No.1 cream caramel purin pu-ri-n purin No.2 cream puff shu-ku-ri-mu No.3 gummy gu-mi No.4 candy ame a-me ame No.5 strawberry sponge cake shō-to-ke-ki No.6 pancake hot-to-ke-ki ho-to-ke-ki hot-to-ke-ki No.7 chestnut cream cake mon-bu-ran mo-bu-bu-ra-n mon-bu-ran No.8 parfait pa-fe No.9 crepe ku-re-pu No.10 popsicle ice candy a-i-su-ke-n-di ice candy No.11 Swiss roll ro-ru-ke-ki No.12 crisps po-te-to-chi-pu-su pudding choux cream gummy ame shortcake hot-to-ke-ki mon-bu-ran pa-fe ku-re-pu ice candy ro-ru-ke-ki po-te-to-chi-pu-su Great! Now that you've learned your okashi vocabularies, let's check how many do you remember. Question No.1 What's this in Japanese? pudding Question No.2 What's this in Japanese? gummy Question No.3 What's this in Japanese? ame Question No.4 What's this in Japanese? choux cream Question No.5 What's this in Japanese? po-te-to-chi-pu-su Great! Let's move on to traditional Japanese sweets and desserts. No.1 A strawberry red bean rice cake ichigo daifuku i-chi-go da-i-fu-ku ichigo daifuku No.2 Cherry blossom pink rice cake sakura mochi sa-ku-ra-mo-chi sakura mochi No.3 Red bean pancake do-ra-ya-ki No.4 Fish shaped pancake filled with red bean jam tai-ya-ki No.5 Dumplings with sweet soy glaze mitarashi dango mi-ta-ra-shi-da No.6 Dumplings with red bean paste an-dan-go No.7 Candied sweet potatoes dai-ga-ku-i-go No.8 Red bean jelly yo-kan ichigo daifuku sakura mochi do-ra-ya-ki tai-ya-ki mitarashi dango an-dan-go dai-ga-ku-i-mo yo-kan Great! Now we've learned traditional Japanese sweets and desserts. Let's check how many do you remember. Question No.1 What's this in Japanese? do-ra-ya-ki Question No.2 What's this in Japanese? ichigo daifuku Question No.3 What's this in Japanese? mitarashi dango Question No.4 What's this in Japanese? yo-kan Question No.5 What's this in Japanese? sakura mochi OK, let's make a sentence. Watashi no suki na wagashi wa sakura mochi desu. watashi no means my suki na means favourite wagashi means traditional Japanese sweets and desserts wa means is sakura mochi means cherry blossom pink rice cake Watashi no suki na wagashi wa sakura mochi desu. My favourite wagashi is sakura mochi. Watashi no suki na wagashi wa sakura mochi desu. Repeat after me. Watashi no suki na wagashi wa sakura mochi desu. Great! Now we've learned western sweets and desserts yokashi and traditional Japanese sweets and desserts wagashi Amazing! Thank you for watching. If you'd like our video, please subscribe and smash the bell. See you next video! matane!