Food Words and Ordering. Flashcards
‘Vegetables.’
Yasai.
‘Meat.’
Niku.
‘Fruit.’
Kudamono.
‘Food.’
Tabemono.
‘Drink.’
Nomimono.
‘Cabbage.’
Kyabetsu.
‘Apple.’
Ringoo.
‘Egg.’
Tamago.
‘Orange.’
Orenji.
‘Lettuce.’
Retasu.
‘Butter.’
Baataa.
‘Lemon.’
Remon.
‘Lime.’
Raimu.
‘Green been.’
Sayamame.
‘Bread.’
Pan.
‘Peas.’
Endoo.
‘Carrots.’
Ninjin.
‘Cherries.’
Sakuranboo.
‘Tomato.’
Tomato.
‘Banana.’
Banana.
‘Potato.’
Jagaimo.
‘Grapes.’
Budoo.
‘Milk.’
Gyuunuu.
‘Onions.’
Tamanegi.
‘Strawberry.’
Ichigo.
‘Raspberry.’
Kichigo.
‘Cookie.’
Kukkai.
‘Spinach.’
Hoorensoo.
‘Peach.’
Momo.
‘Avocado.’
Abokadoo.
‘Chips.’
Poteeto chippuu.
‘Cheese.’
Chiizu.
‘Grapefruit.’
Gureepu furuutsu.
‘Nuts.’
Nattsu.
‘Melon.’
Meron.
‘Bottle.’
Bin.
‘Chocolate.’
Chokoreeto.
‘Watermelon.’
Suike.
‘Fruit juice.’
Furuutsu juusu.
‘Frozen dinner.’
Reitoo shokunin.
‘Candy.’
Kyandee.
‘Cereal.’
Shiriaru.
‘Soap.’
Sekken.
‘Pie.’
Pai.
‘Pineapple.’
Painapperu.
‘Canned food.’
Kanzume.
‘Cow meat.’
Gyuuniku.
‘Chicken meat.’
Toriniku.
‘Pork meat.’
Butaniku.
‘Breakfast’ - both meal time and meal.
Asagohan (Asa means morning).
‘Lunch’ - both meal time and meal.
Hiruugohan (Hiruu means lunch/afternoon).
‘Dinner’ - both meal time and meal.
Bangohan (Ban means night/evening).
‘Tea.’
(O)cha.
‘Lunch meal’ - provided by work or school.
Kyuushoku.
‘Beer.’
Biiru.
‘Snack.’
Okashi.
‘Fish.’
Sakana.
‘Seaweed.’
Nori.
‘Mandarin.’
Mikan.
‘How much is it?’
Ikura.
‘Please can you give me?’ (tangible and intangible objects).
Onegaishimasu.
‘Altogether.’
Zenbude.
‘Excuse me’ - used to get the attention of the waitstaff.
Sumimasen.
‘How much is this?’
Kore wa ikura desuka.
‘How much is it altogether?’
Zenbude ikura desuka.
‘How much is one of this?’
Kore o hitotsu ikura desuka.
‘Please can you give me one of this?’
Kore o hitotsu kudasai.
‘Please can you give me one coffee?’
Koohii o hitotsu kudasai.
‘And then’ - useful when ordering food to continue or make additions to your order.
Sorekara.
‘Change’ - currency.
Otsuri.
Currency word.
En.
‘Certainly’ (or ‘I understand’).
Kashikomarimashite.
Customer - ‘Please can you give me one coffee and apple pie?’
Server - ‘Certainly.’
Customer - ‘And then please can you give me one newspaper?’
Server - ‘Yes, one coffee, one apple pie, one newspaper right?’
Customer - ‘Yes I agree. How much is it altogether?’
Customer - Koohii o hitotsu to apperu pai o hitotsu kudasai.
Server - Kashikomarimashite.
Customer - Sorekara shinbun o hitotsu kudasai.
Server - Hai. Koohii o hitotsu to apperu pai o hitotsu to shinbun o hitotsu desu ne (long ne sound).
Customer - Soo desu ne (short ne sound). Zenbude ikura desuka.
Customer - ‘How much altogether?’
Server - ‘Altogether it is ¥5600 currency.’
Customer - ** hands over ¥6000 currency **
Server - ‘The change is ¥400 currency.’
Customer - ‘Thank you.’
Customer - ‘How much altogether?’
Server - ‘Altogether it is ¥5600 currency.’
Customer - ** hands over ¥6000 currency **
Server - ‘The change is ¥400 currency.’
Customer - ‘Thank you.’
‘Altogether, how much is it?’
Zenbude ikura desuka.
‘Excuse me. What is that?’
Sumimasen. Sore wa nan desuka.
‘Please can you give me one vegetable sandwich and one lemonade?’ - using the linking particle “no” to be more descriptive of the item being ordered.
Yasai no sandoichi o hitotsu to remoneedo o hitotsu kudasai.
‘Can I use card?’
Kaado ga.
‘Beef curry.’
Biifukaree.
‘Spaghetti (meat sauce)’.
Supagetti miitosoosu.
‘Lemonade.’
Remoneedoo.
‘Cola.’
Koraa.
‘After the meal’ - useful for ordering desert that comes after the meal.
Gohan no atode.
‘Please can you give me one spaghetti (meat sauce). And then after the meal please can you give me one caramel cream?’
Supagetti miitosoosu o hitotsu kudasai. Sore kara gohan no atode puurrin o hitotsu kudasai.
‘Salt’ and ‘Sugar.’
Shio and Satoo.
‘This book, how much is it?’
Kono hon wa ikura desuka.
‘Steak.’
Suteeki.
“Salad.’
Sarada.
‘Wine.’
Wain.’
‘Whisky.’
Uiskii.
‘Lunch break.’
Hiruu-yasumi.
