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食にこだわりがありますって英語でなんて言うの?

「私は食にこだわりがあります」を英語で言ってみたいです。
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  • I really care about what I eat.

  • I'm conscious about my diet.

  • I'm a little picky in what I eat.

最初の2つの文は、何を[食べる](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/34083/)かに気を使っているニュアンスが強く出ます。最後の文は、自分の[好み](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/47942/)に従ってより好みする印象を含みます。
Brighture English Academy 語学学校
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  • I am a picky eater.

  • I am very particular about what I eat.

1. I am a picky eater. If you are a picky eater it means that you are very careful about what you eat. It means that you are very selective about what you eat. 2. I am very particular about what I eat. This means the same thing as the sentence above.
1. I am a picky eater. (私は[食べ物](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/34477/)をえり好みするんです) あなたが"picky eater"だとすると、食べ物に好き嫌いがあったり、食べ物をえり好みして食べる人、と言う意味です。 2. I am very particular about what I eat. (私は食に[こだわり](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/75/)があります) これも、1の表現と同じ意味で、私は選んで食べます、と言う意味です。
Jerryann DMM英会話講師
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  • I am very particular about what I eat?

  • I am very careful what I eat...

"Being Picky" is a slang term for being choosey or particular in one's food choices. Most of us have favourite foods and avoid others. when we take this to extremes we are said to be "picky eaters". But ...The heart wants ...what the heart wants;-) The coice is yours to make!
"be picky" は「食べ物についてえり好みする」という意味のスラングです。 たいていの人は好きな食べ物、そうでない物があります。これが極端になると、"picky eater" と呼ばれます。 でも...自分の気持ちにうそはつけません。 食べたいものを食べましょう!
Scobie DMM英会話講師
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  • I am a fussy eater

  • I can be picky with my food

  • There are some foods I don't like

I am a fussy eater - This means there are certain foods you dislike and can be quite choosy about what you want to eat. I can be picky with my food- Again this is saying that there are certain foods you dislike eating.
I am a fussy eater - これは好きではない特定の食べ物があるということや、何を食べたいかについてこだわりがあるということを意味しています。 I can be picky with my food -ここでも、あなたが好きではない特定の食べ物があるということを示しています。
Beke DMM英語講師
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  • I'm a faddy eater

  • I've got a few eating phobias

  • I pretty pernickity - especially about food

Pernickety - placing too much emphasis on trivial or minor details; fussy, fussy, difficult to please, difficult, finicky, over-fastidious, fastidious, over-particular, particular, faddish, finical, dainty, punctilious, hair-splitting, exacting, demanding, critical "She's very pernickety about her food." Eating phobias - There are two distinct types of eating phobia. One is an inability to swallow for fear of choking, which may lead to the rejection of most solid foods. The other is more a food aversion, where certain food textures or odours cause nauseous feelings or even vomiting. Faddy eater - If you describe someone as faddy, you mean that they have very strong likes and dislikes, especially about what they eat, which you think are rather silly. [British , disapproval] "My boys have always been faddy eaters."
Persnickety - 取るに足らないような些細な部分にまで注意を払う; 神経質な、難しい、容易に同調しない、凝り性の、好みのうるさい、 気難しい、特定の、好き嫌いの激しい、こだわる、贅沢好みの、堅苦しい、小事にこだわる、無理な要求をする、批判的な。 例:"She's very persnickety about her food." (彼女は食に強いこだわりがある) Eating phobias - 食に対する恐怖症。 これには2つのタイプがあります。 1つは飲み込むときの窒息への恐怖で、ほとんどの固形食品を拒絶します。 もう一つのタイプは、食べ物への嫌悪感で、特定の食べ物の匂いや食感に吐き気を催したり、実際に嘔吐します。 Faddy eater - 特に食に関して呆れる程、好き嫌いの激しい人をFaddyで表すことができます。 [イギリス英語、気に入らないニュアンス] 例:"My boys have always been faddy eaters." (私の息子たちは昔から食べ物の好き嫌いが激しいのよ。)
Ian W DMM英会話講師
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  • I'm choosy when it comes to food.

  • I don't like certain foods.

  • I don't like many foods.

I am very selective when it comes to choosing a food - I do not like everything that is edible. I don't like certain foods - There are some foods that don't taste good to me. I don't like many foods - Some foods are nasty & I may not like the smell and texture of the food.
I am very selective when it comes to choosing a food - 食べられる物なら何でも良いわけではありません。 I don't like certain foods - 特定の食べ物は私の好みではありません。 I don't like many foods - 好き嫌いが多いので、食べ物によって、食感や匂いが苦手かもしれません。
Shawna M DMM英会話講師
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  • I am a fussy eater.

  • I am a picky eater.

  • I am a selective eater.

Usually young children around the age of 2 years are 'fussy eaters.' They will refuse food one day and happily eat the same food another day. 'A picky eater' is very choosy about what he/she eats, and may also refuse to eat foods that are new to them. A 'selective eater' selects what foods they want to eat based on food characteristics such as color, taste, smell, shape, size, etc.
通常、2歳ぐらいの幼い子供たちは'fussy eaters.' (食べ物にうるさい)です。 ある食べ物を拒否したかと思うと、他の日には同じ食べ物を大喜びで食べたりします。 'A picky eater' は、自分の食べるものに非常にうるさい人のことで、食わず嫌いでもあるでしょう。 A 'selective eater'は、食べたい物の特性や色、味、匂い、形、大きさまで選択します。
Mariashanti DMM英語講師
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  • I am quite fussy about which foods I eat

  • I am a fussy eater

  • I don't like a wide selection of food

In English, someone who is particular about the type of foods they eat and does not like to try many different foods is called a 'fussy eater'. You can tell someone that you don't like very many foods by saying 'I am a fussy eater'. You can also try some of the sentences above to express the same thing Hope this helps Teacher Jemxi
英語では、特定の物だけを食べる人や色々な食べ物に挑戦したがらない人を"fussy eater"と呼びます。 色々な食べ物に挑戦したくないのなら、"I am a fussy eater”と言えばいいでしょう。また上の他の例文も同じ意味なので、使ってみるとよいでしょう。 参考になるといいです。
Jemxi DMM英会話講師
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  • I am a very picky eater.

  • I am a very fussy eater and am very particular with what I eat.

If you would like to explain to someone that you are a very picky eater, you can say something along the lines of "I am a very picky eater." or "I am a very fussy eater and am very particular with what I eat.". These are some good ways to explain to someone that you are very particular about the things you eat.
Kharina DMM英会話講師
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  • I'm very finicky about what I put into my mouth.

  • I'm a fussy eater.

1. I'm very finicky about what I put into my mouth. To be "finicky" also means that you are picky and very over-particular about food. The phrase, what I put into my mouth" essentially means what you eat and drink. Finicky eaters, because they are so hard to please, can be a nightmare for any host who invites them over for a meal. 2. I'm a fussy eater. To be fussy means that you are very difficult or hard to please. Fussy eaters prefer choosing their own food and have a wide selection of foods that they would not eat.
Shams DMM英会話講師
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  • I am a picky eater.

  • I do not like my food to touch.

  • There are only a few things that I like to eat.

Being a picky eater myself, I do not like when my food touches. I also do not like a lot of new foods. My selection of food to eat is very simple but tasty!!
Tiffany M DMM英会話講師
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  • I am picky about what foods I eat.

  • There are certain foods I will not eat.

  • I cannot eat certain foods because of my health.

Perhaps you do not like the texture, flavor, smell, etc. of some foods, you can just explain that you are picky about the foods you eat. You could say, "I am picky about what foods I eat." "There are certain foods I will not eat." Or there may be foods you are allergic to or for health reasons you cannot eat them. You could say, "I cannot eat certain foods because of my health." "I cannot eat _____________ because of my health."
あなたは、ある食べ物の食感、味、匂いなどが好きではないのかもしれません。そんな時は、 以下のフレーズで食べ物の好き嫌いがある/食にこだわりがある事を表すことができます: "I am picky about what foods I eat." "There are certain foods I will not eat." あるいは、ある食品のアレルギーがある。または、健康上の理由で食べてはいけないものがあるのかもしれませんね。 そのような場合次のフレーズが良いでしょう: "I cannot eat certain foods because of my health." "I cannot eat _____________ because of my health." *健康上の理由で食べられない物を下線部____に入れて文を作ってください
Aimee T DMM英会話講師
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  • I am picky when it comes to food.

  • I only eat certain foods.

  • I am very particular when it comes to food.

Picky eater: Someone who is very particular about what they eat, this could be based on their taste preferences, allergies, dietary requirements, personal beliefs, religious beliefs or dietary plan. Examples: I'm a picky eater, I don't like the taste of a lot of foods. I'm watching my diet, so I have to choose carefully what I eat.
Logan M DMM英会話講師
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  • I am a fussy eater.

  • I am a picky eater.

  • I like my food to be exactly the way I like it.

If someone is a picky eater, it means that they are very particular about what they want to eat, they want it to be exactly how they want else they won't eat it. Picky eaters are hard to impress sometimes as they have difficult standards. They may want their food cooked in a particular way, they may want specific flavors or they may want their food set up in a particular way. "I would like you to remove all the tomato from my pizza please." "I don't like the bread crust, please remove it." "She is a picky eater, she is hard to impress because she wants things in a very specific way." "I admit, I am a picky eater, I want my meals to be exactly the way I would like."
Tiyani DMM英会話講師
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  • I am a picky eater

  • I dont like certain foods

  • I am quite particular with my diet

When you cant have certain foods due to diet or simply just not liking it because you dont like certain types of food, you can come across as 'picky' This is normally seen as a negative word but will be ok if you medically cant eat something. Being particular means that you only want/need certain things. This could be due to diet and you want to have a good body or you may be allergic to certain foods. 'I am allergic to shellfish, so I dont want to go to the seafood restaurant.'
Lucy G DMM英会話講師
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