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氷 which reads 'Kōri', if is for ice(nature). For ice as dessert, the word is アイス which reads 'aisu'.
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アイス /ai su/ is the English word 'ice' inserted into Japanese, but in Japanese it mostly is used referring to 'ice cream' in general.
氷 /kō ri/ is Japanese word for the element 'ice' and also the dessert with syrup.
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