What does お腹いっぱい mean in Japanese?

お腹いっぱい (おなかいっぱい) means "full (from eating)" in Japanese.

お腹いっぱい

Q: How do you use お腹いっぱい in a sentence?

たくさん食べて、お腹いっぱいです。 (たくさんたべて、おなかいっぱいです。) — I ate a lot and I'm full.

Kana: おなかいっぱい

full (from eating)

⛩️ Japanese Level 2 ✨ Describing Words

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たくさん食べて、お腹いっぱいです。

たくさんたべて、おなかいっぱいです。

I ate a lot and I'm full.

What お腹いっぱい means

お腹いっぱい (おなかいっぱい) is a Japanese word meaning “full (from eating)”. It belongs to the Describing Words topic and appears at Level 2, so it is one of the words worth learning early when you study Japanese.

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