How to say I'm hungry, nay, I'm starving! in Japanese
And how to say I'm stuffed too...
Eating. It happens.
Let’s look at a few phrases to help us when we are starving and when we are stuffed.
Starving Phrases
お腹がすいた
I’m hungry [In conversation, the が can be dropped. This is the most standard and safest way to express hunger.]
腹へった
I’m hungry [はら is another way to say “stomach.” This can be rude in some situations. Mostly only used by males among male friends. Literally, “stomach decreased.” Notice it uses the same kanji (stomach) but is pronounced differently.]
お腹へった
I’m hungry [The same as above, but less rude and with お腹 instead of 腹]
お腹ペコペコ
I’m hungry [A cute way to say it. This sounds childish, but could be a fun way to express hunger.]
Stuffed Phrases
お腹いっぱい
(I’m) full [Stomach full]
満腹
(I’m) full. [Also, stomach full; 満 full 腹 stomach]
もう食べられない
(I) can’t eat any more [もう (any more); 食べられない (to be not able to eat)]
腹八分
[This literally means “stomach 80%.” It is used when you are almost full, but not stuffed. It is the proper time to stop eating.]
Thank you????????
It will hepl me a lot