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Ramen Menu Restaurant Japanese 3
Here is a ramen menu, for those who don`t know what ramen is it is basically noodles in a soup/stock. When I first came to Japan I didn`t particularly like it, but now I love it.
Starting with the column on the left;
焼餃子
Reading; やき・ぎょう・ざ Meaning:Fried (grilled) dumplings (Yaki Gyoza)
鶏唐揚
Reading: とり・から・あげ Meaning: (Deep) Fried chicken (Karaage)
とろ肉
Reading: とろにく Meaning: Fatty pork (Toroniku)
キムチ
Reading: きむち Meaning: Korean spicy pickled cabbage (Kimuchi)
キムチ焼豚盛合せ
Reading: きむちやき・ぶた・もり・あわせ Meaning: Sautéed pork and kimuchi (Kimuchi yakibuta moriawase)
とろ肉丼
Reading:とろにくどん Meaning: Fatty pork on rice (toronikudon)
チャーシュー丼
Reading: ちゃあしゅうどん Meaning: Roasted pork fillet on rice (Chaashuudon)
チャーマヨオニギリ （チャーシュー、マヨネーズ）
Reading: ちゃあまよおにぎり （ちゃあしゅう、まよねえず） Meaning: Roasted pork fillet and mayonnaise riceball
ライス
Reading: らいす Meaning: Rice (raisu)
ラーメン定食
Reading: らあめんてい・しょく Meaning: Ramen set menu (Ramen teishoku)
Underneath it says gyoza, karaage, rice (see above)
お好みのラーメン＋３２０円、 おこのみのらあめん＋３２０えん Your…
Starting with the column on the left;
焼餃子
Reading; やき・ぎょう・ざ Meaning:Fried (grilled) dumplings (Yaki Gyoza)
鶏唐揚
Reading: とり・から・あげ Meaning: (Deep) Fried chicken (Karaage)
とろ肉
Reading: とろにく Meaning: Fatty pork (Toroniku)
キムチ
Reading: きむち Meaning: Korean spicy pickled cabbage (Kimuchi)
キムチ焼豚盛合せ
Reading: きむちやき・ぶた・もり・あわせ Meaning: Sautéed pork and kimuchi (Kimuchi yakibuta moriawase)
とろ肉丼
Reading:とろにくどん Meaning: Fatty pork on rice (toronikudon)
チャーシュー丼
Reading: ちゃあしゅうどん Meaning: Roasted pork fillet on rice (Chaashuudon)
チャーマヨオニギリ （チャーシュー、マヨネーズ）
Reading: ちゃあまよおにぎり （ちゃあしゅう、まよねえず） Meaning: Roasted pork fillet and mayonnaise riceball
ライス
Reading: らいす Meaning: Rice (raisu)
ラーメン定食
Reading: らあめんてい・しょく Meaning: Ramen set menu (Ramen teishoku)
Underneath it says gyoza, karaage, rice (see above)
お好みのラーメン＋３２０円、 おこのみのらあめん＋３２０えん Your…
Kansai Ben Part1
Kansai Ben (Kansai dialect) is spoken around Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe. There are actually different dialects in each city, but the Osaka dialect is the most famous because Osaka is famous for stand up comedy.
In Japan probably the most common way of communicating by cell phone is using an app called line. I bought these Kansai emoji for my line account and despite there being no kanji I thought I would translate them for you. I have numbered them from top to bottom left to right, first is what it says, second is the standard Japanese, third is the english.... Enjoy!
1, めっちゃ （とても、超（ちょう）very
2, ええなぁ （良いな （いいな）that`s good
3, めっちゃええなぁ （とても良いな、超良いな（ちょう・いいな）thats very good
4, ええよぉ （良いですよ） that`s OK
5, ほんまに （本当に （ほん・とうに）Really?
6, いやや （いや） disagreeable, detestable
7, あか-ん （だめ）no good, cannot, must not,
8, あかん （だめ）hopeless
9, ほんま？ （本当？ （ほん・とう？）really?
10, すごいやん （凄いね （すごいね）that`s great/amazing
11, なんでやねん！！ (そのわけない） your kidding!
12, なんでやねん (なんで）why?
13, せやろ？（そうやろ）don`t you think so? aren`t I …
In Japan probably the most common way of communicating by cell phone is using an app called line. I bought these Kansai emoji for my line account and despite there being no kanji I thought I would translate them for you. I have numbered them from top to bottom left to right, first is what it says, second is the standard Japanese, third is the english.... Enjoy!
1, めっちゃ （とても、超（ちょう）very
2, ええなぁ （良いな （いいな）that`s good
3, めっちゃええなぁ （とても良いな、超良いな（ちょう・いいな）thats very good
4, ええよぉ （良いですよ） that`s OK
5, ほんまに （本当に （ほん・とうに）Really?
6, いやや （いや） disagreeable, detestable
7, あか-ん （だめ）no good, cannot, must not,
8, あかん （だめ）hopeless
9, ほんま？ （本当？ （ほん・とう？）really?
10, すごいやん （凄いね （すごいね）that`s great/amazing
11, なんでやねん！！ (そのわけない） your kidding!
12, なんでやねん (なんで）why?
13, せやろ？（そうやろ）don`t you think so? aren`t I …
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