“Tongue” in Japanese
Short answer
タン
tan
Tongue in Japanese is “タン” (tan). Full meaning: tongue (beef, pork, etc.); tongue (of a shoe); tan (colour).
Other ways to say “Tongue” in Japanese
ベロ
bero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
舌
shita tongue; tongue-like object, clapper (of a bell), talon (of a lock), reed (of a musical instrument)
ぺろ
pero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
べろ
bero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
ダン
dan tongue (beef, pork, etc.); tongue (of a shoe); tan (colour)
じた
jita tongue; tongue-like object, clapper (of a bell), talon (of a lock), reed (of a musical instrument)
ペロ
pero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
ぺロッ
pero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
ベロっ
bero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
だんっ
dan tongue (beef, pork, etc.); tongue (of a shoe); tan (colour)
ペロっ
pero tongue; tongue (of a shoe), seal flap (of an envelope)
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