No. 2,427 in Japanese
メロン
Melon.
In a sentence
私はメロンを食べるのが好きです。
I like eating melons.
In this sentence, 'メロン' (melon) is used to denote a fruit that the speaker enjoys eating.
メロン色の服を買いました。
I bought a melon-colored outfit.
Here, 'メロン' is used metaphorically to describe a color shade inspired by the fruit.
日本のメロンはとても高価です。
Japanese melons are very expensive.
In this sentence, 'メロン' refers to the fruit, emphasizing its value and cultural significance in Japan.
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