How Do You Say Liquorice In Japanese ?

Question

How Would British Say It ?

Answer 1

Liquorice in Japanese is "kanzou"

Hope that helps!

(Not sure how to pronounce it though, sorry.)

Answer 2

Liquorice~ kanzou 甘草 "sweet+grass"

Rikorisu リコリス (katakana=foreign word)

Rosou 蕗草 "butterbur+grass"

Candy= ame 飴

kyandi キャンディ  

Answer 3

甘草ーKanzou

Answer 4

There are different possibilities to express it. Either you choose the anglicism:

リコリス

li ko ri su

or you take one of the native words:

蕗草 ( ろそう) ro s****.>
or

甘草 (かんぞう) kan zoo

So choose what you like best. Good luck ;-)

Answer 5

甘草 (licorice, liquorice)

かんぞう (licorice, liquorice, liver).

'Liquorice' is the UK spelling, 'licorice' more common in the US.

Answer 6

In England we say lickerish

Answer 7

liquorice = kanzou