“Spoonfuls” in Japanese
Short answer
Spoonfuls in Japanese is “杯” (sakazuki). Full meaning: sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats.
Other ways to say “Spoonfuls” in Japanese
ぺえ
pee sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
へえ
hee sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
ばい
bai sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
べえ
bee sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
ぱい
pai sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
盃
sakazuki sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
さかずき
sakazuki sake cup, cup for alcoholic beverages; counter for cupfuls, bowlfuls, spoonfuls, etc.; counter for boats
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