パリパリ
含义: Crispy, crunchy — specifically the stiff, snapping crunch of thin foods like nori, chips, or spring roll wrappers.
パリパリ describes a particular kind of crispness — the thin, shattering crunch of nori (seaweed), potato chips, spring roll wrappers, or thin crackers. Unlike サクサク (lighter, airy crunch), パリパリ implies a stiff, sharp snap when you bite into it. It's also used for crisp, starched fabrics or a person who is sharp and put-together (パリパリのスーツ). The word perfectly captures the Japanese obsession with food texture.
例句
- このスプリングロール、パリパリで最高。 这个春卷脆脆的,太棒了。Estos rollitos de primavera están パリパリ (crujientísimos), una pasada.이 춘권 파리파리해서 최고야.
- 海苔がパリパリのおにぎりが好き。 我喜欢海苔脆脆的饭团。Me gustan los onigiri con el alga nori パリパリ (bien crujiente).김이 파리파리한 주먹밥이 좋아.
- パリパリに焼いた餃子の皮が一番美味しい。 煎得脆脆的饺子皮最好吃了。La masa de las gyozas queda más rica cuando está パリパリ (tostadita y crujiente).파리파리하게 구운 만두 껍질이 제일 맛있어.
发音
/pa.ɾi.pa.ɾi/
用法指南
语境: food, cooking, describing texture
语气: appetizing, satisfying
✓ 正确说法
- パリパリの餃子食べたい (I want to eat crispy gyoza)好想吃脆脆的煎饺(表达对脆皮煎饺的渴望)Quiero comer gyozas crujientes파리파리한 만두 먹고 싶어 (바삭한 교자 먹고 싶다)
- 海苔がパリパリのうちに食べて (Eat it while the nori is still crispy)趁海苔还脆的时候赶紧吃(提醒别人趁脆的时候吃)Cómetelo mientras el alga nori sigue crujiente김이 파리파리할 때 먹어 (김이 바삭할 때 빨리 먹어)
✗ 错误说法
- しんなりした食感を「パリパリ」とは言わない (Don't call a wilted/limp texture 'pari pari')软塌塌的口感不能叫'パリパリ'(这个词专指薄脆的口感)No llames «pari pari» a una textura blanda o mustia축축 늘어진 식감을 「파리파리」라고 하지 않는다 (눅눅하거나 늘어진 식감에 '파리파리'를 쓰면 안 된다)
常见错误
- Confusing パリパリ with サクサク — パリパリ is thinner, sharper crunch (chips, nori), サクサク is lighter, airier (tempura, cookies)
- Not knowing the clothing usage — パリパリのシャツ means a crisply starched shirt
起源与历史
Onomatopoeia imitating the sharp, crackling sound of biting into something thin and crispy. The ぱり (pari) captures the snapping quality of brittle food. Also extended to describe crisp, starched clothing. Traditional Japanese food vocabulary.
文化背景
Era: Traditional onomatopoeia
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Regional notes: Used across all of Japan. Essential food texture vocabulary. Japanese food culture distinguishes many types of crunchiness.
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