FOOD vocabulary in Japanese

Food vocabulary in Japanese. croissant melon shaped pan jam pan cream pan bread roll sandwich with croquette croquette pan fried noodle pan curry pan hot dog sandwich a sweet roll filled with red bean paste anpan chocolate filled horn bread Japanese pancakes hot cake steamed bread donut Okay, let's check how many do you remember. Question number one. How do you say white bread in Japanese? shokupan Question number two. How do you say curry bun in Japanese? karepan Question number three. How do you say baguette in Japanese? franspan Great, let's move on to the next one. fish sakana grilled fish yakizakana sliced raw fish sashimi meat chicken meat grilled chicken pork pork cutlet beef sliced beef cooked with vegetable in pan sukiyaki Okay, let's check how many do you remember. Question number one. How do you say fish in Japanese? sakana Question number two. How do you say sliced raw fish in Japanese? sashimi Question number three. How do you say grilled chicken in Japanese? yakitori Question number four. How do you say pork in Japanese? butaniku Question number five. How do you say beef in Japanese? gyuuniku Great! egg tamago boiled egg fried egg medamayaki Japanese dashi egg custard cup chawanmushi tofu fermented soybeans natto cooked rice thick wheat flour noodle udon pan fried noodle yakisoba Japanese buckwheat noodles soba Okay, let's check how many do you remember. Question number one. How do you say egg in Japanese? tamago Question number two. How do you say cooked rice in Japanese? gohan Question number three. How do you say thick wheat flour noodle? udon Great! vegetable carrot ninjin potato sweet potato onion cucumber eggplant green bean turnip radish spinach Okay, let's check how many do you remember. Question number one. How do you say carrot in Japanese? ninjin Question number two. How do you say potato in Japanese? jagaimo Question number three. How do you say onion in Japanese? tamanegi Great! Now you learn food vocabulary in Japanese. Amazing progress! Thank you for watching. ありがとうございます。 If you do like our video, please subscribe and smash the bell. See you next video. またね!