ビター

This is the 4058th most frequent Japanese word.

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ビター

"Bitter."


The word 'ビター' is used as a description, mimicking the English word 'bitter,' referring to taste, depending on context.

このチョコレートはビターで、大人の味がします。

This chocolate is bitter, making it taste refined.


Here, 'ビター' modifies '冗談' (joke) to describe its nature, indicating a figurative bitterness or sharpness in humor.

彼のビターな冗談は、周りの人を戸惑わせました。

His bitter joke puzzled the people around him.


In this case, 'ビター' directly describes the flavor profile of the coffee, conveying a specific taste quality.

ビターコーヒーが好きな人は多いです。

Many people like coffee with a bitter taste.