カントリーマアム

This is the 6177th most frequent Japanese word.


カントリーマアム

"カントリーマアム" refers to a brand of soft chocolate chip cookies in Japan.


In this sentence, 'カントリーマアム' refers specifically to the brand of cookies, highlighting its function as a noun representing a product.

昨日、友人が私にカントリーマアムをくれました。

Yesterday, my friend gave me Country Ma'am cookies.


Here, 'カントリーマアム' is used as a subject noun, describing the properties and taste of the cookies, providing characteristic information about them.

カントリーマアムは甘さ控えめで、とても美味しいです。

Country Ma'am cookies have a subtle sweetness and are very delicious.


In this sentence, 'カントリーマアム' is employed to denote an item being considered for purchase as a gift, demonstrating its use in the context of shopping and travel.

次の旅行のとき、カントリーマアムをお土産に買う予定です。

During my next trip, I plan to buy Country Ma'am cookies as souvenirs.