食が細いって英語でなんて言うの？

When someone does not eat much you can say: He is not a big eater A big eater is someone who likes to eat a lot of food. It is a common informal expression. If someone is the opposite then you can say they are not a big eater. If someone eats only little because they do not seem that hungry, you can say: He has a small appetite Appetite is the desire to eat food, in this case. You can also say: He doesn't eat much. This simply means he does not eat a lot. If someone is very particular about what they eat you can say: He is a fussy eater. - To be fussy means difficult to please and very particular He is picky - This means that the person only likes certain things and only chooses certain things. I hope that helps!

Eats like a bird = Someone who eats like a bird is someone who "eats in small amounts rather than in a single full meal." He has no appetite means he will not eat much because he does not feel hungry. If someone 'is not interested in food' they are probably not usually hungry or become full very quickly when they eat. they may not be tempted by delicious cooking smells like some people.

"She/he is not a fan of food." To be a fan of food is to be someone who really enjoys eating. "He /She has a small stomach" Someone who has a small stomach doesn't eat much.

To have a small appetite means to eat very little. For example: "Tracy has a small appetite. She eats one meal per day."

1.She picks at her food. If someone picks at their food then it means that they take very small bites of food and they eat very little.The reasons are normally varied: -A loss of appetite because of illness or unhappiness, - The person may dislike what he's been given to eat, -The person generally has a small appetite. 2. She doesn't have a big appetite. If you are someone who does not have a big appetite then small amounts of food is sufficient for you and fills you up quickly.

The first one is a direct explanation of the problem, the second one is a commonly used phrase. For example - he doesn't eat a lot, unfortunately. Usually, he needs food like a bird.

When you say that someone "doesn't eat much" you mean that the person doesn't eat a lot of food at one time.

If you would like to tell someone that a specific person does not eat very much, you can say something like "He/she does not eat very much." or "He/she doesn't have a very big appetite.". These are both accurate ways of explaining this to someone.

If you wanted to explain someone that does not eat much food, you could say any of the following: "They do not eat very much", "They have a very small appetite" or "This person eats like a bird". Any of these statements express that this person does not eat very much.

If someone doesn't eat much then they can be described as a any one of the following statements:- 1. He/she doesn't have a big appetite. Example:- Jack only ate half of his breakfast, he doesn't have a big appetite. 2. He/she doesn't eat much. Excample:- Please give Wendy only a small serving of rice, she doesn't eat much. 3. He is a finicky eater. Example:- I have to take my toddler to the doctor, he has not gained weight in the last two months, he is such a finicky eater. (The word finicky means refusing ti eat healthy food)

Within the first two examples, we can use the idea, "to have an appetite," which refers to how much one is able to eat or more so, how hungry someone usually is. The main difference between them is using the negation with, "big appetite," and remove the negation with, "small appetite." The final example sentence is a very simple and general way that we can say this to describe that when someone does eat, that they don't eat a lot.

"She's very thin because she doesn't eat a lot of food." - It's a very simply way to describe someone's physical appearance due to their eating habits. You can also say "small" or "slender" or "slim" to describe someone who is thin. "She eats like a bird." - It is an expression used to describe one's eating habits.Birds take tiny bites and also don't eat much. So this expression compares her eating habits with that of a bird's. "She's all skin and bones because she barely eats." - This is another expression. We say, "skin and bones" to describe someone who is very thin. One can look emaciated and can be described as "skin and bones." One can also be a normal, healthy size and this expression can be used to exaggerate one's appearances. Usually, it's a phrase used among friends or family members but can be taken as insulting if not used in the right situation.

Any of the sentences above gives the idea that the person you are speaking about doesn't usually eat a lot. You can also say, "He/She has a small appetite". Or, if the reason they don't eat a lot is because they're trying to not gain weight, then you can say, "He/She is trying to watch her/his weight". If you wanted to say something that might sound a little funny, you could say "I have a small stomach, can't eat much."

When you use "they" it can refer to either a man or woman so it's easiest to use when talking about someone in general. If you "tend" to do something, it is your habit or way of doing things. I hope that this helps. :)