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    Food Booklet

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    This document provides vocabulary for common Japanese foods and drinks in both Japanese and English. It lists foods like fried rice, miso soup, bento boxes, green tea, soba noodles, and sushi. Other foods mentioned include sweets, french fries, hamburgers, juice, cake, fruit, cookies, and water. The document then discusses Japanese food culture and typical meals like breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It provides exercises for learners to practice their vocabulary and grammar around food preferences.

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    This document provides vocabulary for common Japanese foods and drinks in both Japanese and English. It lists foods like fried rice, miso soup, bento boxes, green tea, soba noodles, and sushi. Other foods mentioned include sweets, french fries, hamburgers, juice, cake, fruit, cookies, and water. The document then discusses Japanese food culture and typical meals like breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It provides exercises for learners to practice their vocabulary and grammar around food preferences.

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    This document provides vocabulary for common Japanese foods and drinks in both Japanese and English. It lists foods like fried rice, miso soup, bento boxes, green tea, soba noodles, and sushi. Other foods mentioned include sweets, french fries, hamburgers, juice, cake, fruit, cookies, and water. The document then discusses Japanese food culture and typical meals like breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It provides exercises for learners to practice their vocabulary and grammar around food preferences.

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    Food Booklet

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    of 8

    にほんご

    たべもの

    Food

    Page | 1
    Learn these food words in Japanese.

    1. Japanese food and drink

    Japanese English

    chaahan チャーハン fried rice


    misoshiru　みそしる soup made of a soybean paste
    obentō　おべんとう home packed lunch put in a box usually
    with rice, fish and vegetables
    ocha　おちゃ green tea
    soba　そば noodles made of buckwheat
    sushi　すし cooked rice with a filling usually of raw
    seafood

    2. Other food and drink


    Japanese English

    ame　あめ sweets
    furaidopoteto　フライドポテト french fries, hot chips
    hanbaagaa　ハンバーガー hamburger
    juusu　ジュース juice
    keeki　ケーキ cake
    kudamono　くだもの fruit
    kukkii　クッキー cookie
    mizu　みず water
    tabemono　たべもの food
    yasai　やさい vegetables
    1. Food culture

    Page | 2
    Japanese English
    Nihon no tabemono　 Japanese food
    にほん　の　たべもの
    asagohan　あさごはん breakfast
    hirugohan　ひるごはん lunch
    bangohan　ばんごはん dinner
    miso　みそ soup made of a soybean paste
    sushi　すし cooked rice with a filling usually of
    raw seafood
    tempura　てんぷら battered and deep fried vegetables
    or seafood
    natto　なっと sticky breakfast made of fermented
    soybeans
    obentō　おべんとう home packed lunch put in a box
    usually with rice, fish and vegetables

    Page | 3
    Task 1

    What are these food and drinks called in Japanese?

    Label each picture in Japanese.

    Task 2

    Read the Japanese word and draw a picture of the food


    or drink item in the box above it.

    Page | 4
    ame あめ yasai　やさい ocha　おちゃ

    kudamono　くだもの keeki　ケーキ kukkii　クッキー

    Asagohan　あさごはん: _______________________________

    Hirugohan　ひるごはん: ______________________________

    Bangohan　ばんごはん: _______________________________

    Task 3

    What did you have for the following meals yesterday?


    Name at least 2 items for each.

    Page | 5
    Food likes and dislikes

    ga suki desu
     Food が　 すき　 です。= I like ___
    ga k i r a i desu
     Food が　 きらい　 です。= I hate ___
    ga suki desu ka
     Food が　 すき　 です　 か。= Do you like
    ___?

    Look at how you use the grammar pattern above to write


    sentences about your food likes and dislikes in Japanese.

    Japanese English

    Keeki ga suki desu. I like cake.


    ケーキ　が　すき　です。
    Yasai ga kirai desu. I hate vegetables.
    やさい　が　きらい　です。
    Sushi ga suki desu ka? Do you like sushi?
    すし　が　すき　です　か。

    Task 4

    Read the food items listed below. If you like the food, write Page | 6

    the name of it in Japanese under the column ‘suki’. If you


    don’t, write it under the column ‘kirai’.
     ame　あめ
     furaidopoteto　フライドポテト
     hanbaagaa　ハンバーガー
     keeki　ケーキ
     kudamono　くだもの
     kukkii　クッキー
     yasai　やさい
     chaahan チャーハン
     sushi　すし
     tempura　てんぷら
     Nihon no tabemono　にほん　の　たべもの

    SUKI KIRAI

    Task 5

    Using the grammar pattern on page 6 of this booklet,


    write four sentences:

    1. Write two sentences about food you like.


    Page | 7
    2. Write two sentences about food you hate.

    (Try and use hiragana.)


    ____________________________________________
    ____________________________________________
    ____________________________________________
    ____________________________________________
    ____________________________________________
    ____________________________________________

    Task 6

    Using the grammar pattern on page 6 of this booklet, ask


    your partner if he/she likes the foods pictured below.

    Page | 8

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