Diet in Japanese vs. English: What’s the Difference? #261

Did you know that “diet” has different meanings in Japanese and English? In this episode, I talk about my own diet journey while explaining the difference between the two words. Plus, I share tips on staying motivated—whether it’s for dieting or learning Japanese! Let’s keep going together!

Diet in Japanese vs. English: What’s the Difference? #261

単語 (Vocabulary)

🏋️‍♂️ ダイエット・健康
  • ダイエット – Diet, losing weight
  • 体重(たいじゅう) – Weight
  • 体重を減(へ)らす – To lose weight
  • 体重を増(ふ)やす – To gain weight
  • 体重計(たいじゅうけい) – Weighing scale
  • 痩(や)せる – To become thin
  • 運動(うんどう)する – To exercise
  • トレーニング – Training, workout
  • 筋肉痛(きんにくつう) – Muscle soreness
  • 健康的(けんこうてき)な食生活(しょくせいかつ) – Healthy eating habits
  • 食事制限(しょくじせいげん) – Dietary restriction
  • 食生活(しょくせいかつ)を見直(みなお)す – To review one's diet
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