Yakitori
yakitori
Japanese grilled chicken skewers
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Yakitori synonyms
What's the difference between Yakitori / Hähnchenspieße / japanische Hähnchenspieße / gegrillte Hähnchenspieße / Spieße / Grillspieße
A general term for chicken skewers; it does not specify the Japanese style.
Highlights the Japanese origin or style; very close to yakitori, but it sounds descriptive rather than like the dish name itself.
Focuses on the cooking method, grilled on a barbecue or grill. It is a broader description and not necessarily Japanese.
A very general word for skewers of any kind, without specifying the meat or cuisine.
A general term for skewers prepared on a grill; not necessarily chicken and not necessarily Japanese.
Usually means meat on skewers in Eastern European or Caucasian tradition; it is not the same as yakitori and usually not associated with Japanese cuisine.
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Yakitori means yakitori. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Yakitori
/jakaˈtoːri/
Yakitori translation
yakitori
Yakitori transcription
/jakaˈtoːri/
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Yakitori meaning: what does it mean?
japanische gegrillte Hähnchenspieße
Yakitori pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
Yakitori is pronounced as /jakaˈtoːri/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Is Yakitori part of Japanese Cuisine vocabulary?
Yes, Yakitori can be learned in the Japanese Cuisine topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Yakitori part of Dishes vocabulary?
Yes, Yakitori can be learned in the Dishes topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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