胸が大きいって英語でなんて言うの？

There are so many ways to refer to a woman's breasts! It all depends on if you want to be more polite or a little crude, if you're talking with the guys, your girlfriends or your lover. As I'm female, I've decided to stick to terms that I might be comfortable using. The first is, "Big-Breasted." This term is mostly neutral, but it may sound a little crude because it so straight-forward. I might say, "All of my aunts and my sisters are big-breasted, so I don't know why I'm not!" The word I mostly commonly use to refer to women with large breasts is "Busty." It's a bit subtle and very good for polite conversation with friends and acquaintances. I might say, "Do you know that cute, busty actress with blonde hair who played in the latest Bond movie?" I wouldn't, however, use that term around the president or complete strangers. The last one I recommend is "Curvaceous." This word is appropriate to use around anyone, but it's much less specific than the others. A curvaceous woman has lots of curves, and that includes her breasts, hips, and butt. It's also a great compliment! Most busty women are curvaceous, but not all of them. So this word may need to be used a little more carefully for accuracy. Good luck and have a great day!!

Bazoomba (Slang) Giant breasts: "My God, they're some big bazoombas!." - definition, Uran Dictionary. Women's breasts come in all shapes and sizes and in the UK, the range is normally between an 'A' cup and a 'D' cup. So if a woman has a 'D' cup, it is on the larger size of the scale. A larger size than 'D' cup would be 'DD' cup - or 'double D' cup. Reference to women's breasts and breast sizes may be seen as sexist, derrogatory, insulting or just good fun, depending on who you are conversing with!

"胸が大きい" in English, roughly translates to "She has big breasts." You are saying that someone has big breasts, or that they are voluptuous. Voluptuous = pleasurable or delightful to the senses. This can be taken as either a compliment, or an insult, depending on the culture of the woman you are referring to. It's best not to say this directly to the woman, though.

The sentence you will use depends on the context of the situation. If you are trying to be more euphemistic, you can say that she is voluptuous. This implies that she has a large bust and wide hips - giving her a curvy appearance. If you are speaking more casually, saying "she has big boobs" is perfectly fine.

You have big jugs. You have huge coconuts. You have big boobies! You have a large rack. All of these can be used to describe big breasts. Be careful though, commenting on a woman's breasts might get you in trouble!

These phrases all express that said women has big boobs.

When you see a women with big breasts here are some phrases you would say to your friends and not to the women as it may be considered rude. 'Titties' often referred to as breasts, tits or titties is a slang term to describe the breasts. 'Look at her rack' this expression is used to suggest to someone to look at / check out a women pair of breasts. breasts = titties, tits, boobs, boobies, rack, melons, honkers, chesticles, fun bags etc.

She is quite busty. This is a more polite way of expressing the idea ,especially if you are talking to someone whom you may not have a casual relationship with. She is quite gifted in the chest region This is a subtle way of saying someone has big breasts although it is not advisable to say it to the person you are talking about.To be gifted means to be given something as a present. She has a big rack This is an informal way of saying someone has big breasts in a casual conversation with friends of directly to the person if you know them personally and they are unlikely to take offense.

If someone has big breasts, they have a chest that is prominent. If you want to describe that someone ha big breasts, use the sentences above. "Her breasts are the most prominent part of her body!" "She has really bulbous breasts." Prominent.: standing out Bulbous: fat, round, bulging

I'm going to be speaking for the younger generation of America. Native speakers from the younger generation tend to be uncomfortable with the word "breasts". So we rarely use those words in a casual conversation. It's also uncommon to use "well developed", "bulbous breasts", and "well endowed". Also, if you're out in public, the word "tits" can be considered degrading. Talking about a woman's chest can be extremely rude and make them uncomfortable. Though, there are some chill people who are open about the subject! Men talking about boobs with each other is common. Women also talk about boobs with each other. But usually when there's a mixed group, that's when you want to gauge the situation and people before talking about boobs.