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Adventures in Japanese 2

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(おいし) そうです。   looks (delicious)  
~に します   decide on~ [often used in restaurants, while shopping, or other situations that require the selection of one thing over others]  
~に ~   ~ and ~ (as a set) [the particle に can be used to combine two or more nouns that are usually regarded together as a set. に implies that one or more than one object has been added to the first object.]  
メニュー   menu  
うどん   thick white noodles in broth  
にくうどん   うどん topped w/ beef  
ざるそば   buckwheat noodles served cold  
ラーメン   Chinese noodle soup [also called ちゅうかそば]  
おや子どんぶり   chicken and egg over a bowl of steamed rice [おや means parent and 子 means child]  
とんかつ   pork cutlet  
(お)みそしる   soup flavored w/ miso [soy bean paste]  
やきにく   meat grilled over a fire [やきます means to cook or grill]  
やきとり   grilled skewered chicken  
にぎりずし   sushi rice shaped in bite-sized rectangles topped w/ fish, roe, shellfish, vegetables, or egg [にぎります means "to grasp"]  
ぎょうざ   Japanese pot stickers  
やきそば   fried noodles  
そうめん   thin white noodles served cold  
川   [かわ, がわ] river  
山   [やま, サン] mountain  
出   [で(る), だ(す)] go out  
う~ん   yummm...  
い adj.[stem form]/ なadj./ verb [stem form] そうです。   looks, appears [Used to describe the appearance of the subject under discussion. Suggests the speaker is unsure of his/her statement, which is based on observation or inference. Only certain verbs can be used w/ そうです. Nouns are not used.]  
カレーライス/ ライスカレー/ カレー   curry rice  


   


 

 

 

 

 

 
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