How to say “pomegranate” in Japanese | ザクロ (zakuro)

The Japanese vocabulary「ザクロ (zakuro)」means “pomegranate.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

Key Word	ザクロ
Hiragana
Romaji Reading	zakuro
English Meaning	pomegranate

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The Correct Japanese Pronunciations

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The Example Japanese Sentences

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Japanese Sentence	ザクロは古ふるくから、女性じょせいの果実かじつと呼よばれている。
Romaji Reading	Zakuro wa furuku kara, josei no kajitsu to yobarete iru.
English Meaning	Since long ago, the pomegranate has been called the fruit of women. (Plain Form)

Japanese Sentence	ザクロは古くから女性の果実と呼ばれています。
Romaji Reading	Zakuro wa furuku kara josei no kajitsu to yobarete imasu.
English Meaning	Since long ago, the pomegranate has been called the fruit of women. (Polite Form)

Japanese Sentence	今いまどうしてもザクロが食たべたい。
Romaji Reading	Ima dōshitemo zakuro ga tabetai.
English Meaning	I really want to eat pomegranates right now. (Plain Form)

Japanese Sentence	今どうしてもザクロが食べたいです。
Romaji Reading	Ima dōshitemo zakuro ga tabetaidesu.
English Meaning	I really want to eat pomegranates right now. (Polite Form)

Japanese Sentence	どの店みせにもザクロが売うっていない。
Romaji Reading	Dono mise nimo zakuro ga utte inai.
English Meaning	No stores sell pomegranates. (Plain Form)

Japanese Sentence	どの店にもザクロが売っていません。
Romaji Reading	Dono mise nimo zakuro ga utte imasen.
English Meaning	No stores sell pomegranates. (Polite Form)

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