“Pickled ginger” in Japanese
Short answer
Pickled ginger in Japanese is “がり” (gari). Full meaning: sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person.
Other ways to say “Pickled ginger” in Japanese
カリ
kari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
ガリ
gari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
ガリっ
gari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
カリっ
kari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
ガリッ
gari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
がりっ
gari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
カリッ
kari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
かりっ
kari sliced ginger prepared in vinegar (served with sushi), pickled ginger; reprimand, rebuke, censure, reproof; overly skinny person
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