raamen raamen
to listen to the pronunciation.| What is your most favorite food? Anata no ichiban suki-na tabemono wa nan desu ka?  anata no: your suki-na: favorite Kanji translation: ichiban: most  tabemono: food  nan: what  |
| I like sushi very much. Watashi wa sushi ga dai-suki desu.  watashi: I Kanji translation: sushi: Japanese food made of vinegared rice combined with various toppings or fillings  dai-suki: love, like something very much  |
| What is your favorite food? Anata no suki-na tabemono wa nan desu ka?  anata no: your tabemono: food nan: what Kanji translation: suki: like, favorite  |
| I like ramen. Watashi wa raamen ga suki desu.  watashi: I raamen: ramen; noodle soup suki: like |
| I don't like natto. Watashi wa nattou ga suki deha ari masen.  watashi: I suki: like Kanji translation: nattou: traditional Japanese food made from fermented soybeans  |
| What is this dish called? Kore wa nan to iu ryouri desu ka?  kore: this iu: call Kanji translation: nan: what ryouri: food cooked or prepared in a particular way as a meal  |
| I'm on a diet. Watashi wa ima, daietto-chuu desu.  watashi: I daietto: diet Kanji translation: ima: now  chuu: on (used to say that someone continues to do something)  |
| I'm full. Onaka ga ippai desu.  onaka: stomach ippai: full |
