🇯🇵 How to say

“apple” in Japanese

りんごりんご
Illustration of "apple" in a Japanese cultural setting
In a bright kitchen, a person is slicing a fresh, red apple on a wooden cutting board. The apple has a shiny surface, and you can see a bowl of more apples in the background, ready to be used in a delicious recipe.

Usage note

The word りんご (ringo) means apple in Japanese. It's a common fruit enjoyed by many, and you might find it in various dishes or snacks in Japan.

Examples

  • りんごを食べます。

    I eat an apple.

  • りんごが好きです。

    I like apples.

  • りんごを買いました。

    I bought an apple.

Quick check

What does "りんご" mean?

  • A. apple
  • B. night
  • C. fish
  • D. today

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