How do you say, "chicken", in Japaneese?

Question

I am serious. I do not want to use the Janpaeese alphabet because I do not know how to read that alphabet. NO ONLINE TRANSLATORS. They do not work properly. It's a long story about how I need to know how to say it in Japaneese, but please. Answer properly!

Answer 1

Criken

Answer 2

People in Japan refer to "niwatori" to the live chicken. If you're in a restaurant you order for "toriniku" which literally means "bird meat". Also, most children and some grownups also refer to it as simply -Chikin-, japanese version of the english word Chicken.

Answer 3

Tori. That is the word for chicken.
And Japanese use 3 different alphabets: Katakana, Hiragana, and Kanji (Imported Chinese characters).
Anything else?

Answer 4

Oishi

Answer 5

(a) chicken is "niwatori" in Japanese.
chicken (meat) is "tori-niku", "kei-niku" or "niwatori no niku" in Japanese. "niku" means meat.

tori-niku -- most commonly used
kei-niku -- cooks and sellers often use. sounds jargon a bit.
niwatori no niku -- tori-niku literally means bird meat. so we use it to tell chicken meat from other bird one.

In the kansai area of Japan, we call chicken meat "kashiwa".

Answer 6

Tori is just "bird" and "oishi" is "delicious", so disregard those answers.

If you mean chicken meat then it is "teiniku". Plain ol' chicken can be niwatori (literally: "garden bird") or "chikin".

Answer 7

baka bosu =bak-a boo-sue

Answer 8

good googly moogly, that thang is juicy

Answer 9

FERGILICIOUS DEFINITION MAKES THEM BOYZ GO LOCO

Answer 10

nekcihc