Read 5 Basic Recipes in Japanese
Cooking Words & Food-Tasting Expressions
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Read 5 Basic Recipes in Japanese
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Emika
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Narrated by:
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Emika
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JAPANES.Eyes
About this listen
You will learn cooking-related words and expressions in Japanese through 5 basic recipes:
1. Pasta
2. Fried egg
3. Onigiri (Japanese rice ball)
4. Korokke (Fried mashed potatoes)
5. Curry
Ingredients and step-by-step directions are narrated by a native Japanese speaker.
You will also learn 19 food-tasting expressions to use when the food tastes good (7 phrases)/tastes so-so (4 phrases)/doesn't taste good (8 phrases).
Enhance your Japanese language skills with this audio.©JAPANES.Eyes (P)2022 JAPANES.Eyes
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