What did I eat yesterday??

I'll show you what I had at dinner yesterday.

Please look at the picture.

Do you know what I had??

It's ' やきにく/ 焼き肉 / Yakiniku '.

You Look like Barbecue??

We sometimes enjoy Yakiniku at my house using hot plate.

We just buy the favorite meat, ' beef / pork / chicken '.

Yesterday We enjoyed 'Beef' , I love Beef so much (^～^b

I don't know the name of the yellow food below....↓↓↓
(Am I really Japanese???)  www 

When you eat 'Yakiniku', enjoy it with the sauce.

Like this ↓↓↓

I love eating them with rice = ごはん ヽ(^o^)丿

By the way please look at this picture!!!

It's Japanese sardine.
My mother put it on the plate!!!

'Wait wait wait, what are doing??????'  ← I cryied!!!!

I don't like this kind of fish....
I think Japanese doesn't do like that while Yakiniku.
It's very rare picture, i think (T_T;)

Anyway  I hope you enjoy our Japanese dishes^^;

Japanese grammar 2

My friend asked me 'Which translation is correct??'

'You are my friend.' → into Japanese!!

>>①Anata ga yūjin da! (あなた が ゆうじん だ。)
>>②Anata wa tomodachi desu!　(あなた は ともだち です。)
>>③Anata wa otomodachi desu.　(あなた は おともだち です。)

I recommended him ③.

③ sounds like more natural Japanese.

Today I'll try to explain the difference of ①, ②, ③

In these sentenses, there are 3 points.
«1» ga / wa
«2» yūjin / tomodachi
«3» tomodachi / otomodachi


«1» What's the difference of  '' ga = が / wa = は ''
When you use 'ga = が', we sounds like 'You Are my friend!!'
When you use 'wa = は', we just sounds like 'You are my friend.'
That means 'ga = が' is more limited expression for us^^




«2» What's the difference of ''yūjin = ゆうじん / tomodachi = ともだち''
ゆうじん is a formal style of 'friends'.
ともだち is very casual style of 'friends'.
That's it^^




«3» tomodachi = ともだち / otomodachi = おともだち
When you put 'o = お' before ともだち, you can make polite language easily^^

For example

to-fu = とうふ         →   o to-fu     =   おとうふ / (tofu)
hashi = はし        　→    o hashi    =   おはし / (chopsticks)
miyage = みやげ　→    o miyage =  おみやげ / (souvenir)
ka-san = かあさん →　  o ka-san  =  おかあさん / (mother)
to-san = とうさん　 →    o to-san   =  おとうさん / (father)

But please keep your mind that some words cannot be fit in the grammar rule.

(You cannot say 'o yūjin' , you can say 'Go yūjin'  ^^;)

Japanese is very difficult to learn..
But that's the interesting point, i think♪
Just get used to it^^;

Do you know 'Gachapon'??

We have so many kinds of anime figures in Japan.

And we can get it from many places.

Please look at a picture.

We call it 'Gachapon'.

We can get many kinds of figures or toys from it.

You have to pay 100 ～200 yen (about $1～$2) to 'Gachapon'.

(Some people call it 'Gashapon').

You can see 'Gachapon' at supermarket, toy store, and so on.

If you have interest in Gachapon figures, you can use the word 'Gachapon / Gashapon ' on eBay.^^