Difference between juice and yuzu in Korean
주스·유자
주스juice
Juice is a drink made from fruits or vegetables. In Korean, 주스 usually means sweet fruit juice that people drink at home, at school, or in cafes. You can use it when talking about buying, drinking, or wanting juice.
유자yuzu
Yuzu (유자) is a small yellow citrus fruit with a strong, fresh smell. It tastes sour, so people often use it in tea, juice, jam, sauce, or desserts instead of eating it plain. In Korea, many learners first see this word in 유자차, which means yuzu tea.
The difference
juice (주스) and yuzu (유자) are nearby Korean vocabulary items learners often meet together. Use “juice” when Juice is a drink made from fruits or vegetables. In Korean, 주스 usually means sweet fruit juice that people drink at home, at school, or i… Use “yuzu” when Yuzu (유자) is a small yellow citrus fruit with a strong, fresh smell. It tastes sour, so people often use it in tea, juice, jam, sauce, or…