Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
perles du Japon
English translation:
tapioca
Added to glossary by
Marcus Malabad
Aug 9, 2001 21:38
25 yrs ago
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French term
perles du Japon
French to English
Other
this seems to be something from which soup (or a dessert) is made
Proposed translations
(English)
| 0 | tapioca |
Johanna Timm, PhD
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| 4 | little 'pellets' made from potato starch |
Tony M
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| 4 | Pearl tapioca |
Melzie
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| 0 | variété de Tapioca |
Bharg Shah
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| 0 | Here's another reference: |
Bharg Shah
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Proposed translations
17 mins
Selected
tapioca
1 petit pot de légumes de 200g (printannière) 1 pincée de sel 6 mesures de
subtitut du lait 500ml d’eau 40g de perles du Japon (variété de Tapioca). ...
mtcd.timone.univ-mrs.fr/atopie/recettes.htm -
AND:
The Taste of France states that Perles du Japon refers to tapioca and Perles
du Périgord is a fanciful name for truffles. The Sailor Moon SuperS movie ...
www.uwm.edu/~antares7/movies/supers
Hope this helps!
subtitut du lait 500ml d’eau 40g de perles du Japon (variété de Tapioca). ...
mtcd.timone.univ-mrs.fr/atopie/recettes.htm -
AND:
The Taste of France states that Perles du Japon refers to tapioca and Perles
du Périgord is a fanciful name for truffles. The Sailor Moon SuperS movie ...
www.uwm.edu/~antares7/movies/supers
Hope this helps!
Reference:
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "thanks Johanna
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1 hr
variété de Tapioca
See the link below:
"40g de perles du Japon (variété de Tapioca")
"40g de perles du Japon (variété de Tapioca")
1 hr
Here's another reference:
The book The Taste of France states that Perles du Japon refers to tapioca and Perles du Périgord is a fanciful name for truffles.
Reference:
2115 days
little 'pellets' made from potato starch
Just checking in, rather late in the day, to say that I've found one brand's variety of these on sale in our local supermarket, and the packet says that they are made from fécule de pomme de terre (= potato starch)
I suppose this is probably just a substitute product for the 'real thing', but I thought the information just might be helpful to future users!
I suppose this is probably just a substitute product for the 'real thing', but I thought the information just might be helpful to future users!
Peer comment(s):
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Melzie
: Thanks for posting at all, Tony. Your added commentsare always give extra insight. I don't know whether this has anything to do with the translation I'm doing but at least it puts a new perspective on it.
484 days
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Thanks a lot, melzie! Nice to know that even afterthoughts may have their part to play! ;-)
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2600 days
Pearl tapioca
running on from Tony's contribution.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapioca
Britannica also had a reference but you have to subscribe and I don't...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapioca
Britannica also had a reference but you have to subscribe and I don't...


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