taste
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The meaning (definition) of the word taste
to put food in your mouth to find out its flavor.
The word taste used in a sentence
“I like to taste different kinds of ice cream flavors.”
How the word taste is said around the world
| French | goût (goo) |
| Spanish | gusto (goostoh) |
| Mandarin | 品尝 (pǐn cháng) |
| Hindi | स्वाद (svahd) |
| Arabic | ذوق (thowk) |
| Russian | вкус (vkus) |
| Portuguese (EU) | gosto (gohshtuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | gosto (gohstuu) |
| Japanese | 味 (aji) |
| German | schmecken (shmekuhn) |
| Urdu | ذائقہ (zykah) |
| Punjabi | ਸੁਆਦ (suuahd) |
| Korean | 맛 (mas) |
| Hebrew | טַעַם (tahm) |
| Greek | γεύση (geuse) |
| Dutch | smaak (smahk) |
| Tagalog | lasa (lahsah) |
| Vietnamese | nếm (nayurm) |
| Turkish | tatmak (tahtmahk) |
| Persian | مزه (mahzay) |
| Polish | smak (smahk) |
| Ukrainian | смак (smak) |
| Bengali | স্বাদ (shahd) |
| Swedish | smak (smahk) |
| Italian | gusto (goostoh) |
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