“One serving” in Japanese
Short answer
One serving in Japanese is “一人前” (ichininmae). Full meaning: one portion, one serving, one person; adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified.
Other ways to say “One serving” in Japanese
一丁
itchou one leaf (of a book bound in Japanese style); one block of tofu, one serving (in a restaurant); one long and narrow thing (e.g. a gun, scissors, spade, hoe, inkstick, palanquin, candle, jinrikisha, shamisen, oar)
一人まえ
ichininmae one portion, one serving, one person; adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
ひとり前
hitorimae one portion, one serving, one person; adult, grown-up, person who has come of age; fully fledged, established, qualified
いっちょう
itchou one leaf (of a book bound in Japanese style); one block of tofu, one serving (in a restaurant); one long and narrow thing (e.g. a gun, scissors, spade, hoe, inkstick, palanquin, candle, jinrikisha, shamisen, oar)
いっちょ
itcho one leaf (of a book bound in Japanese style); one block of tofu, one serving (in a restaurant); one long and narrow thing (e.g. a gun, scissors, spade, hoe, inkstick, palanquin, candle, jinrikisha, shamisen, oar)
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