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Intermediate JapaneseSushi - Nihon no fast foodSushi - Japanese fast food |
      
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Nihon no daihyooteki na ryoori to ieba, Sushi desu.
Sushi wa motomoto Nihon no "Fasuto Fuudo" deshita. Shikashi, saikin de wa mata yasui Sushi ga takusan taberareru yoo ni narimashita.
Shashin no 1-ban wa Maguro. Ichiban ippanteki na Sushi desu. Chinamini, Genzai no Sushi no sakana wa hotondo kaigai kara yu'nyuu sarete imasu.
Maguro wa Oosutoraria, Parao, Seisheru, Nihon no daihyooteki na Sushi ni wa ima sekai-juu no zairyoo ga tsukawarete imasu.
Sate, 5-ban wa nani ka, wakarimasu ka? |
Vocabulary to have / to be at, exist number, No. Vietnam region, area for your information, in fact, incidentally representative, typical one by one, little by little, more and more particle indicating a place, or situation, scene, field, event involving an action particle indicating range, amount, degree, period where what kind, what sort, what does it look? why shrimp, prawn, lobster fast food particle indicating a subject or used in wa-ga structure foreign country present time, at present, as of (time) cooked rice / meal other, another, else almost, most, mostly No. 1, most, first speaking of, talking of ba form of iimasu to say, tell salmon roe now, present, current (fp) expressing progressive or state India general, common, ordinary various, different kinds of, all sorts of time (fp) making quoted embedded structure shellfish overseas easily (adv.) easy, simple (adj.) from this (object) high-class, deluxe, luxury this tuna fish Malaysia also Mexico also, too things, object, substance, matter Mauritania Morocco originally used with na-adjective nai form of arimasu what what (fp) expressing change, become, it will be (fp) expressing change; become (fp) expressing change, become, it will be particle indicating a place where no action happens particle making an adverbial phrase particle used between two nouns to put on ta form of noseru particle indicating an object Australia Palau food, cuisine, dish, cooking lately, recently fish salmon passive te form of shimasu Sashimi, sliced raw fish well ..., now ...., then ...., Seychelles world all over the world squilla photograph however, but to do, play, forming shimasu verb another, others that (object) that to eat foods potential root form of tabemasu root form of tabemasu octopus many, a lot of egg (fp) expressing purpose; for, in order to speaking of, talking of (fp) when, in case, during, occasion, time Tokyo bay to be caught, be produced ta form of toremasu to use passive form of tsukaimasu passive te form of tsukaimasu on, above, over, top, upper sea, ocean, beach particle indicating a topic or a subject to understand / to know, find out A and B (and, something else) inexpensive, cheap (fp) expressing change; become (to) import material, stuff, ingredient |
Practices
A.Practice the following words.
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B.Practice the following patterns.
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1. | to ieba, |
Daihyooteki na ryoori to ieba, Sushi desu.
Speaking of typical Japanese foods,
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2. | dandan -ni narimasu |
Sushi wa dandan kookyuu na ryoori ni narimashita.
[gradually, little by little] became
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3. | [potential verb] yoo ni narimasu |
Yasui Sushi ga taberareru yoo ni narimashita.
became to be able to eat - expressing a change of state, ability, etc.
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4. | ni tsukawaremasu |
Iroiro na sakana ga Sushi ni tsukawaremasu
be used for
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5. | tame ni |
Sekai-juu no sakana ga Sushi no tame ni yu'nyuu saremasu
be imported for Sushi
Comprehension Quiz
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For those who would like to learn more Japanese Essential Japanese Verbs This material explains clearly about the meaning of each verb with explaining its usage. "Key Sentences", "Practical Usage" and "Short Dialogues" also help you to grasp how you can apply each verb in communication. Key Sentences shows you in what sentence pattern each verb is used. Practical Usage and Short Dialogues show how to use each verb in a more practical sense as in frequently used expressions and everyday conversations. |
