How to say cakes in Japanese

点心【てんしんtenshin・てんじんtenjin】: noun:
Zen monk's early morning meal; refreshment; cakes
simple Chinese food; dim sum

Example Sentences

こうkou 見えてmiete、子供の頃kodomonokoro はha ケーキKEEKI をwo二ホールHOORU 平らげたtairageta 伝説densetsu をwo 持っているmotteiru。: You couldn't tell it by looking, but she has the legendary tale of having eaten two whole cakes when a child.
彼女kanojo はha ケーキKEEKI をwo３個ko 焼いたyaita。: She baked three cakes.
彼女kanojo はha オーブンOOBUN でde パンPAN とto ケーキKEEKI をwo 焼いたyaita。: She baked bread and cakes in the oven.
彼らkarera はha 果物kudamono、パンPAN、ケーキKEEKI やya その他sonota 多くooku のno ものmono をwo 売るuru。: They sell fruit, bread, cakes, and many other things.
彼kare はha 餅mochi をwo すっかりsukkari 食べたtabeta わけではないwakedehanai。: He didn't eat all of the rice cakes.

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