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sweets I ate many cakes today. such as waffle, cookies.. and so on. I have called some cakes "Dessert" since I was very young. but recently, women in their 30's call cakes "sweets", because the name sounds pretty and they want to be seem riding in the fashion. Those women are called 'sweets' in Japan. To say "sweets" is even a little embarrassing for me.

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sweets

I ate many cakes today. such as waffle, cookies.. and so on.

I had too many "cakes" today, such as waffles, cookies and so on.  I called desserts as cakes since I was very young.  Recently women in their 30's uses the word, "sweets" to mean cakes because the name sounds pretty and they want to be seen as fashionable.  In Japan, these women are known as "sweets".

To say "sweets" is a bit embarassing to me.

In America, sweets are known as candy.  In England, candy is called sweets.  Dessert mean something that is sweet tasting usually taken after a meal in the west.

I have called some cakes "Dessert" since I was very young.
but recently, women in their 30's call cakes "sweets", because the name sounds pretty and they want to be seem riding in the fashion.
Those women are called 'sweets' in Japan.

To say "sweets" is even a little embarrassing for me.
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That's kinda funny that saying sweets makes people feel hip and fashionable over there, if I said that I'd probably feel like a soccer mom or something haha. I just call it junk food. Or maybe pastries if you're only talking about baked goods.. But then actually.. now that I think about it I probably would call them sweets.. O_O
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sweets

Today I ate many a lot  of cakes sweets, such as waffles, cookies, and so on.

I have called some cakes sweets "dessert" since I was very young.
but Recently, women in their 30's call cakes "sweets" because the name sounds pretty and they want to be seen riding in the fashion.
Those women are called "sweets" in Japan.

To say "sweets" is even a little embarrassing for me.

Note: I cut out the word "cakes" from the first two sentences because it seemed to me that you were talking about "sweets" and not "cake/cakes". I didn't cut it from the 3rd sentence because it wouldn't make sense. Let me know if my assumption was wrong, I will do a correction accordingly.

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