No. 443 in Japanese
スイーツ
"Sweets" or "desserts."
In a sentence
新しいスイーツ店が駅の近くにオープンしました。
A new sweets shop has opened near the train station.
Here, 'スイーツ' refers to dessert food items, typically cakes, pastries, or other sweet treats.
彼女はスイーツ作りが得意です。
She is skilled at making sweets.
In this context, 'スイーツ' refers to the activity or skill of preparing sweet cuisine.
昨日のパーティーでスイーツを食べ過ぎてしまいました。
I ate too many sweets at the party yesterday.
Here, 'スイーツ' directly mentions sweet food consumed during an event.
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