Is 'peach' in Japanese in hiragana or katakana?

♡Peach in Japanese kanji is 桃.


http://japanese.about.com/bl_fruit.htm


In katakana モモ and in hiragana もも.


Hope this helps!♡


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This chart is useful take a look:


http://www.kanachart.com/cgi-bin/index.p...


☆EDIT: I almost forgot, the Japanese word for 'thigh' is 'mómo' also.(futo-momo)　In hiragana もも;　太もも

Is 'peach' in Japanese in hiragana or katakana?
I see it most often in hiragana. I rarely see it in katakana, but I probably miss it when it's in kanji, so it could be written down all over the place without me noticing!!! But as I said, it's usually in hiragana.


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Oh, but if you mean 'peach' literally, it would be in katakana - as it's a foreign word;


ピーチ (Piichi)
Reply:Hiragana.



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