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I have an oral exam coming up. I'm fairly confident for most of the questions, but there are a few that I can't even read. Well, I can read them, but I have no idea what the hell they mean.
Any one read japanese here?
今 持っている物を一つ 見せてそれに ついて話してください。
かんたんな料理の 作り万を 教えてください。 (please teach me the many simple things you can cook?)
For the first one, I think it's along the lines of "Show me something you have on your person and talk about it." The second one is "Teach me to cook a simple meal." Or at least I assume it's only one meal, it doesn't specify the number.
japanese 6 uni exam. Its like...high school level japanese I guess. I don't really have the vocab to explain how to boil an egg. The course is pretty inconsistent.
In every foreign language class I've taken, there have been those ridiculous open-ended questions that are hard to answer given the limited grammatical constructs you've been taught. Try to come up with something really simple (PB&J maybe?), you'll do better having correct instructions for a really simple "meal" than mangled instructions for something more complicated.
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For #2, tell them how to boil an egg.
What is this an exam for, if I may ask? I like their approach in asking questions.
This computer doesn't have Japanese so I'll do romaji:
yaku - fry/grill
yuderu - boil
mazeru - stir
etc (there aren't that many, as yaku covers a number of english verbs).
Then basic linkers. Hell, soshite (and then) is enough.
So you're all:
steeki wo sukoshidake yaite.
soshite poteto wo kitte.
suraisu no poteto mo yaite.
soshite, medamayaki tsukutte.
blah blah blah
Install rikaichan and read a japanese recipe page?
さいしょうに おゆ を わかします。。。 あとで、
たまご は おゆ にいれて、 にます。。あの、 たいてい、 3 分ぐらい。 ぱんを
きて、トスタに いれます。 2 分ぐらい。
How to make...an egg and a piece of toast lol.
Don't you have a local community college? I took Japanese at mine during high school.
'course, nowadays all I can do is read hiragana/katakana and a few very basic phrases, but I enjoyed it while I was studying it.
おゆをわかして、なべに卵(たまご)をいれます。やく3分ゆでたら、ねっとうをながして、ナベから卵をだします。カラをむいたらできあがり。
パンを切って、トースターに入れます。ボタンを押(お)すと、やく2分でトストが出来上がり。
I'm not 100% sure this is perfect. Also, doesn't it take longer than 3 minutes for a boiled egg to cook?