Tuesday, 30 May 2017

Lesson 5 Talking About Food

Today we will learn three ways to describe how food tastes! Make sure to memorise the words. ^_^

1) おいしい (Oishii) means yummy, or delicious.
★ You can use oishii as an exclamation by itself, or in a longer sentence.

Example: 
このパンはおいしいですね!

Kono pan wa oishii desu ne!

This bread is yummy!

★ A more casual way to say it is うまい (Umai)  means ''good" or "delicious".

2) まあまあ (Maa Maa) means “so-so.” This is used when talking about food that is not good or bad.
★A similar expression that you can use when talking about food that is not particularly good or bad is ふつう (Futsū) means "normal".

3) まずい!(Mazui) means yuck or bad.
★ If the food tastes bad, you can also say おいしくない (Oishikunai). This is the negative form of oishii, so it means “not yummy” or “not good.”

Vocabulary
たべもの (tabe mono) Food
にほんりょうり (nihon ryouri) Japanese Cooking / Japanese Dish / Japanese Food
ちょうしょく (chou shoku) / さごはん (asa gohanBreakfast
ちゅうしょく (chuu shoku)  / ひるごはん (hiru gohanLunch
ゆうしょく (yuu shoku) / ばんごはん (ban gohan) Dinner
★ べんとう (bentou) Lunch Box

Bonus words!
おいしそう (oishisō) looks/seems delicious

うまそう (umasō) looks/seems good (casual)
まずそう (mazusō) looks/seems yucky



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