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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesパン屋
Pronunciation / Transliteration: pan-ya
"私はパン屋で新鮮なパンを買います。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A shop where baked goods such as bread, pastries, and cakes are made and sold.
"I stopped by the bakeshop to pick up some fresh croissants for breakfast." - 2
A bakery that specializes in a variety of baked products.
"The local bakeshop is famous for its artisanal bread and custom cakes."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'bakeshop' is a compound word formed from 'bake', which originates from Old English 'bacan', meaning to cook by dry heat, and 'shop', derived from Old English 'sceoppa', meaning a place of business. The word has evolved to refer specifically to a shop where baked goods are produced and sold.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bakeshop" is said worldwide
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boulangerie
Transliteration: bou-lan-zher-ee
"Je vais à la boulangerie pour acheter du pain frais."
Bäckerei
Transliteration: Bä-ke-rei
"Ich kaufe Brötchen in der Bäckerei."
panetteria
Transliteration: pa-ne-te-ria
"Vado in panetteria a comprare il pane."
panadería
Transliteration: pa-na-de-ri-a
"Voy a la panadería a comprar una barra de pan."
padaria
Transliteration: pa-da-ri-a
"Vou à padaria comprar pão fresco."
बेकरी
Transliteration: bekari
"मैं बेकरी से ताजा ब्रेड खरीदने जा रहा हूँ।"
面包店
Transliteration: miànbāo diàn
"我去面包店买新鲜的面包。"
빵집
Transliteration: ppangjip
"나는 빵집에 가서 신선한 빵을 사려고 해요."
パン屋
Transliteration: pan-ya
"私はパン屋で新鮮なパンを買います。"
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