A SWEET

Finnish

haista hyvältä (have a sweet smell, smell good). (various references)

French

adorer les friandises (have a sweet tooth), être friand de sucrerie (have a sweet tooth). (various references)

German

gerne naschen (to have a sweet tooth). (various references)

Greek 

μοσχοβολώ (be fragrant, have a sweet smell). (various references)

Hungarian

egy szem cukorka (a piece of candy). (various references)

Indonesian

jajan (eat snacks, snack). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

銘菓 (a high-quality sweet, a sweet from a famous shop), 美音 (a sweet voice). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

びおん (a sweet voice, lukewarmness, nasal, nasal sound, tepidity). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay eetsway.(various references)

Turkish

tatlıya düşkün olmak (have a sweet tooth), tatlı sevmek (have a sweet tooth). (various references)