The Japanese vocabulary「お茶 (おちゃ、ocha)」means “tea.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
Key Word | お茶 |
Hiragana | おちゃ |
Romaji Reading | ocha |
English Meaning | tea (Polite Form) |
「お茶」is the polite form. The original form is「茶」.
Key Word | 茶 |
Hiragana | ちゃ |
Romaji Reading | cha |
English Meaning | tea (Original Form) |
We usually use「お茶」in daily life.
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.
The Example Japanese Sentences
It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.
Japanese Sentence | 静岡はお茶で有名だ。 |
Romaji Reading | Shizuoka wa ocha de yūmeida. |
English Meaning | Shizuoka is famous for tea. (Plain Form) |
Japanese Sentence | 静岡はお茶で有名です。 |
Romaji Reading | Shizuoka wa ocha de yūmeidesu. |
English Meaning | Shizuoka is famous for tea. (Polite Form) |
Japanese Sentence | 熱いお茶が飲みたい。 |
Romaji Reading | Atsui ocha ga nomitai. |
English Meaning | I want to drink hot tea. (Plain Form) |
Japanese Sentence | 熱いお茶が飲みたいです。 |
Romaji Reading | Atsui ocha ga nomitai desu. |
English Meaning | I want to drink hot tea. (Plain Form) |
Japanese Sentence | このお茶は渋い味だね。 |
Romaji Reading | Kono ocha wa shibui aji da ne. |
English Meaning | This tea has a bitter taste. (Spoken and Non-honorific Language) |
Japanese Sentence | このお茶は渋い味ですね。 |
Romaji Reading | Kono ocha wa shibui aji desu ne. |
English Meaning | This tea has a bitter taste. (Spoken and Honorific Language) |
Japanese Sentence | お茶でも飲まない? |
Romaji Reading | Ocha demo nomanai? |
English Meaning | Shall we have some tea? (Spoken and Non-honorific Language) |
Japanese Sentence | お茶でも飲みませんか。 |
Romaji Reading | Ocha demo nomimasen ka. |
English Meaning | Shall we have some tea? (Polite Form) |