Lesson 3 - Additional Vocabulary:
Eating out
(photo
by Ari Helminen used
under terms of Creative Commons license.)
Here
is
a list of
dishes you might
want to order.
You will NOT be tested
on these new
words. These words
are on the tape
to help you
with pronunciation and
to give you
practice listening to them.
(When
you
order American dishes
in Japan, be
sure to pronounce the
names as the
Japanese do.)
hamu
eggu |
ham and eggs |
bēkon
eggu |
bacon and eggs |
piza |
pizza |
omurets |
omelet |
hotto
kēki |
hotcakes (pancakes) |
hotto
doggu |
hot dog |
waffuru |
waffle |
miruk |
milk shake |
sandoitchi |
sandwich |
hamu
sando |
ham sandwich |
chīz |
cheese sandwich |
furai
rais |
fried rice |
gohan |
steamed rice |
s |
sushi |
makizushi |
sushi wrapped in seaweed |
inarizushi |
sushi in fried bean curd |
yak |
grilled chicken on a skewer |
nizakana |
boiled fish |
yakizakana |
grilled fish |
domburi |
rice
combination (large bowl
of rice
with meat or
fish on top;
for example, unagi domburi is
a large
bowl of rice
with eel, unagi) |
tendon |
rice
with shrimp tempura
(short for
tempura domburi) |
katsudon |
rice
with pork cutlet
(short for
tonkats |
Sumimasen.
Mō ichido itte
kudasai. |
Excuse
me. Please say
that again. |