The Japanese vocabulary「スイカ (すいか、suika)」means “watermelon.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
| Key Word | スイカ |
| Hiragana | すいか |
| Romaji Reading | suika |
| English Meaning | watermelon |
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.
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The Example Japanese Sentences
It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.
Summer makes me want to eat watermelon.
Plain Form:
夏はスイカが食べたくなる。
Natsu wa suika ga tabetaku naru.
Polite Form:
夏はスイカが食べたくなります。
Natsu wa suika ga tabetaku narimasu.
There’s an extra watermelon in the fridge.
Plain Form:
スイカが冷蔵庫に余っている。
Suika ga reizōko ni amatte iru.
Polite Form:
スイカが冷蔵庫に余っています。
Suika ga reizōko ni amatte imasu.
I cut up a watermelon and ate a slice.
Plain Form:
スイカを切って、一切れ食べた。
Suika o kitte, hitokire tabeta.
Polite Form:
スイカを切って、一切れ食べました。
Suika o kitte, hitokire tabemashita.
