Japanese 101 PSU Lesson #4 BE#7

Question 1

Cooked rice, meal

Answer 1

Go ha n

Question 2

Breakfast

Answer 2

A sa go ha n

Question 3

Lunch

Answer 3

Hi ru go ha n

Question 4

Dinner

Answer 4

Ba n go ha n

Question 5

Same as Ba n g oh a n

Answer 5

Yu u go ha n

Question 6

Well; then, ok, then (to urge someone)

Answer 6

Sa a

Question 7

Look/appear delicious

Answer 7

O chi so u

Question 8

Cuisine, dish or cooking

Answer 8

Ri yo u ri

Question 9

Really, extremely

Answer 9

Ho n to u ni

Question 10

Good (at something), skillful

Answer 10

Jo u zu

Question 11

Bad (at something)

Answer 11

He ta

Question 12

Heavens no! Not at all!

Answer 12

To n de mo a ri ma se n

Question 13

Miso soup

Answer 13

Miso s hi ru

Question 14

Japanese pickles

Answer 14

T su k e mo no

Question 15

Dishes accompanying rice

Answer 15

O ka zu

Question 16

BE#7 A Dinner’s ready! Okay then, let’s eat.

Answer 16

Go ha n de su yo. Sa a, ta be ma s h ou.

Question 17

BE#7 B Wow it looks great! Thank you mother, you are a great cook aren’t you! [Literally you are good at cooking, aren’t you!]

Answer 17

Wa a o i s hi so u de su ne e! I ta da k i ma su! … O ka sa n w a ho n to u ri yo u ri ga ojo zu de su ne e.

Question 18

BE#7 C Not at all! Complicated cooking, I’m no good at all.

Answer 18

To n de mo a ri ma se n! Mu zu ka s hi i ri yo u ri w a ze n ze n da me de su yo.

Question 19

Precedes a sentence to mean “OK let’s (…).”

Answer 19

Sa a.

Question 20

A [N] meaning “skillful,” not used for a supervisor or a teacher though; but, adding (O) makes it more polite when talking to others and not oneself.

Answer 20

Jo u zu.